All Cannabis Seeds
All seeds are Feminized. Not sure which strain to choose? Check out our Strain Selection Guide
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Flower Timing
Frequently Asked Questions
You can filter this catalog by either one under Flower Timing. Photoperiods give you more control over final size and yield. Autoflowers are faster and more forgiving. If you want to work through it properly, the Strain Selection Guide asks about your space and season and narrows the list for you.
There's a practical reason to grow them too. Because the finished plant is non-intoxicating and Farm Bill compliant, CBD and CBG varieties are legal to grow in more states than THC varieties, though most states require a hemp license first. Browse the CBD collection or check your state's rules.
How to Narrow This Down
This page holds the full catalog, which is a lot to look at if you're not sure what you're after. The filters above cut it down quickly, but two of them use terms that aren't obvious unless you've been around the industry for a while. Here's what they actually mean.
What each filter actually means
Strain Type
This is chemotype, meaning which cannabinoid dominates the finished plant.
Type 1 is THC dominant, the traditional choice.
Type 2 is balanced THC and CBD, often described as gentler than THC alone.
Type 3 is CBD dominant and non-intoxicating.
Type 4 is CBG dominant, also non-intoxicating.
Genetic Lineage
Sativa, indica, or hybrid. This describes the plant's ancestry and roughly predicts its structure and reported effects.
Sativa leaning varieties are more often associated with uplifting, energizing effects and taller plants. Indica leaning varieties are more often associated with relaxing effects and shorter, bushier growth. Most modern varieties are hybrids somewhere between the two.
Flower Timing
Photoperiod or autoflower, which is the single biggest practical difference between two seeds.
Photoperiods flower when you change their light schedule, which gives you control over size and yield. Autoflowers flower on their own timeline, finishing nine to twelve weeks from seed. If you have a short season or a small space, start here.
Still not sure? Work through the Strain Selection Guide, or text or call us M-F, 10-6 EST at (919) 410-6945















