Weed Seeds Online? Try Our New Cbd Strains - Sensoryseeds

Posted by Trapani on April 5th, 2021

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The first couple months of the year is a great time to start planning your cannabis garden to get a head start on the outdoor growing season, which roughly runs from March to November, depending on where you live. Navigating the cannabis seed market can be challenging when states have different degrees of legality.

(Sinhyu/iStock) Marijuana seeds are considered a cannabis product just like flower, edibles, and concentrates. Their legality depends on which state you live in. People living in states with adult-use legalization can buy, produce, and sell seeds within their own state, but seeds can’t cross state lines. People living in states where to buy marijuana seeds with medical marijuana legalization can only buy seeds if they have a medical card.

Many world-renowned seed banks are overseas in the Netherlands, the UK, Spain, and other countries where cannabis laws are less restricted. Seed banks provide seeds from a variety of different breeders. In states with adult-use legalization or a medical marijuana program, you can buy seeds within your own state, either at a dispensary or through a specific seed company’s website.

Because US federal law still prohibits cannabis, it can be hard to find information on seed banks and breeders. Breeders who have a long history and positive reputation are usually a good place to start. To get an idea of what well-established breeders look like, check out: Sensi SeedsDNA GeneticsDinafemGreen House Seeds Southern Humboldt Seed CollectiveExotic Genetix You can also do some research and find an online grow journal that details the whole growing process of a specific strain from a particular breeder.

If you grow some seeds and like the results, try growing another strain from that same breeder and see how it goes. Although this option is only available to people living in states with medical and adult-use legalization, buying marijuana seeds at the dispensary is far more straightforward. However, your options are more limited.