ILGM is the US‑focused seed bank with a germination guarantee and fast shipping. Trusted by thousands of growers nationwide.
Herbies Seeds offers a huge selection with worldwide shipping. A solid choice for international growers.
Crop King Seeds offers a variety of Canadian strains. Slightly lower ratings but still a good option for many growers.
Okay, listen, let me tell you about Durban Poison Seeds, which are like cannabis seeds, but special ones, as I understand it. It's one of those cool strains that really gets you going if you like something invigorating, with a high, but without just lying around doing nothing. A friend of mine got these seeds, planted them at home, and ended up with something really cool.
Grape Stomper seeds—man, where do I even start? These little green grenades are like the punk rockers of the cannabis world. Loud, sticky, and unapologetically sweet. You crack open a jar of cured Grape Stomper and it hits you: grape soda fumes mixed with something... sharper. Diesel? Maybe. Something chemical and a little wrong, in the best way.
Hash Plant seeds. Damn. Just saying the name feels sticky. Earthy. Like something ancient and resinous that’s been around longer than your grandma’s arthritis. These little suckers—short, stocky, and mean—grow into plants that don’t mess around. No fluff. No drama. Just dense, greasy buds that smell like a pine forest got into a bar fight with a spice rack.
J1 seeds. Man, where do I even start? These things are like the espresso shot of the cannabis world—sharp, clean, electric. You don’t grow J1 because you want to chill. You grow it because your brain’s a foggy swamp and you need a lightning bolt to cut through it. It’s a sativa-dominant hybrid, yeah, but that doesn’t really say much. Labels are lazy. What matters is how it hits.
Cinderella 99 seeds—C99 if you're in the know—are like the weird cousin who shows up late to the family reunion, barefoot and brilliant. You don’t expect much at first glance. Then bam. She’s quoting Nietzsche and making moonshine in the garage. That’s this strain. Sweet, sharp, and sneaky as hell.
Ghost OG seeds. Man, where do you even start with these little devils?
Grape God Seeds. Just saying the name feels like a slow exhale after a long day—sticky, sweet, a little sacrilegious. These aren’t your average backyard beans. No, these are the kind of seeds you tuck away like a secret, or maybe share with that one friend who gets it. You know the one.
King Louis Seeds. Yeah, they hit different. You crack open the pack and—bam—there’s this earthy, piney punch that feels like it’s been waiting centuries to find your nose. It’s not subtle. It’s not trying to be. This strain walks in like it owns the room, dragging that old-school OG Kush lineage behind it like a velvet cape. Regal, but not polite.
Clementine seeds. Oh man—if you’ve never grown this citrusy little firecracker of a strain, you’re missing out. These aren’t your average sleepy, couch-lock cannabis seeds. No. Clementine is like a slap of sunshine to the brain. A sativa-dominant hybrid that hits fast, hits bright, and doesn’t apologize for it.
Harlequin seeds. Man, where do you even start with these? They’re like the weird cousin at the family reunion—unexpected, mellow, and somehow the most interesting person in the room. You don’t grow Harlequin because you want to get wrecked. You grow it because you want to feel something without falling off the edge.