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.
Alaskan Ice seeds. Damn. Where do you even start with a name like that? Cold, sharp, a little dangerous—like licking a glacier and getting high off it. These aren’t your average backyard grow specials. They’ve got teeth. And if you’re not ready for a sativa-dominant slap to the skull, maybe sit this one out.
Aliens On Moonshine Seeds. Yeah, that’s the name. Sounds like a stoner’s fever dream or some late-night cartoon that never made it past the pilot. But no—this is real. Real as the sticky resin clinging to your fingers after trimming a fat, glistening cola. These seeds? They’re not just cannabis. They’re a damn experience.
Luca Brasi x Sour Diesel seeds—man, where do I even start? This cross is like tossing a Molotov cocktail into a greenhouse and watching it bloom. You’ve got that heavy, almost brooding body of Luca Brasi genetics—thick, slow, like a bear waking up from hibernation—and then boom, Sour Diesel slaps you across the face with that sharp, gassy funk. It’s not polite. It’s not subtle. It’s loud, it’s rude, and it doesn’t care if your mom’s in the room.
White Castle seeds. Man, where do I even start? These little bastards are sneaky. You think you’re just planting a hybrid, maybe something chill, something middle-of-the-road. But no. They come out swinging. It’s like someone took the icy punch of White Widow and the sweet, sticky funk of Ice and smashed them together in a back alley. And somehow it works.
Death By Cake OG seeds. Just the name makes your mouth twitch a little, yeah? Like—what the hell is that supposed to taste like? Sweet? Heavy? Dangerous? All of the above? Probably. This strain doesn’t tiptoe in quietly. It kicks the damn door open, throws frosting on your brain, and then sits down like it owns the place.
North Star Seeds isn’t just a name—it’s a direction. A compass point for growers who’ve had enough of weak genetics, sketchy phenos, and the same tired strains passed around like a bad joke. These seeds? They’re the real deal. Grown with intention, not mass-produced in some sterile lab where everything smells like latex gloves and broken dreams.
Meltdown Seeds. Just saying the name makes me grin a little—like I know something most people don’t. These aren’t your run-of-the-mill, gas station, ziplock bag seeds. No. These are the kind of cannabis genetics that make growers whisper and nod like they’re passing secrets in a smoky backroom. You don’t stumble onto Meltdown by accident. You go looking for it. Or someone cool puts you on.
Critique Seeds. Yeah, they’ve got a name that sounds like a punk band from 1992, but they’re slinging cannabis seeds—so, not music, but still a kind of underground art form. I stumbled across them when I was deep in a Reddit rabbit hole, chasing strains like a lunatic looking for the perfect high. You know the type—someone says “this one’s like being hugged by a cloud,” and suddenly you’re $80 deep into a checkout cart with zero self-control.
Querkle seeds. God, where do I even start with these little purple bastards? You crack open a pack and it smells like someone crushed a grape Jolly Rancher under a boot made of skunk fur. It’s weird. It’s wonderful. It’s... Querkle.
Ever cracked open a Sugar Pine seed? No? Damn shame. These things—Cannabis seeds, yeah, but not just any—carry a kind of quiet swagger. Like they know they’re gonna grow into something tall, sticky, and loud. Sugar Pine’s not your average strain. It’s got this West Coast whisper to it. Earthy, piney, with that sweet, almost syrupy backend that makes you pause mid-hit and go, “Wait, what is that?”