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.
Chronic Thunder. Sounds like a metal band or a weather warning, right? But nah—it's a cannabis strain. A seed. A potential. And if you're into the heavy hitters, the couch-lockers, the "where did my day go?" kind of high, this one’s worth talking about.
Trap Star Seeds. Just the name hits different. Like—say it out loud. Trap. Star. It’s got that grime-glamour edge, like a blunt in a Bugatti or a gold chain in a dive bar. These seeds aren’t for the faint-hearted or the half-committed. They’re for growers who want their plants loud, their buds sticky, and their smoke to punch like a pissed-off poet.
Bananas. That’s what some folks call bad cannabis seeds—those pale, shriveled little wannabes that never had a chance. You open a fresh pack, expecting fat, dark, tiger-striped beauties, and instead? Bananas. Dead on arrival. It’s a gut punch, especially when you paid good money for ‘em. And yeah, they look like they might sprout, but don’t hold your breath. They won’t. They’re duds. Ghosts of what could’ve been.
Lee Roy Seeds. Man—where do I even start?
Jacky White. Sounds like a jazz singer or a bootlegger’s girlfriend, right? But no—this one’s a plant. A damn fine one. A cannabis strain that’s been kicking around since the early 2000s, bred by Paradise Seeds. Feminized. Sativa-dominant. And yeah, she’s got a reputation. Not the kind you whisper about in dive bars, but close.
Cookie Dos Seeds. Yeah, that name alone makes you pause—like, wait, is that dessert or weed? Both, kind of. This strain’s got that sweet, sticky vibe that makes your mouth water before you even spark it. It’s like someone baked a tray of cookies in a grow tent and forgot to take them out. You open the jar and boom—sugar, dough, a little funk, and something piney hiding underneath. Weirdly comforting. Like grandma’s kitchen but... illegal in some states.
Ever cracked open a jar of Purple Pie and just stood there, stunned? That smell—sweet, tart, like berries smashed into a vanilla-drenched pie crust, with this weird undercurrent of earth and something almost... metallic? It’s not subtle. It grabs your face and says, “You’re gonna remember me.” And if you’re growing from seed? Buckle up.
Jamaican Dream seeds. Just saying the name feels like a breeze off the coast—warm, sweet, a little wild. This isn’t your average couch-lock, stare-at-the-wall strain. No. This one’s got legs. It dances. It sings. It slaps your brain awake and says, “Let’s go.”
Ever cracked open a jar of Purple Champagne and just—stopped? Like, mid-thought, mid-breath, mid-whatever-you-were-doing? That smell. Sweet, fizzy, a little like berries soaked in wine and left out in the sun too long. Not rotten. Just... heady. Like it knows something you don’t.
Sueno Seeds isn’t some faceless seed bank churning out generic strains with flashy names and no soul. It’s got grit. A little mystery. Maybe even a chip on its shoulder. You don’t stumble across Sueno—you find it when you’re tired of the same five strains everyone’s been pushing since 2012. When you want something that hits different, and not just in the THC percentage kind of way.