Being seedy just means that at some point it got pollinated. Depending on wether the gardener was careless (with either nutes, length of flowering, not removing hermies, leaving a male in the flower room, curing...) or if they needed seeds and sold the 'extra' bud, you may end up growing better bud than you purchased. Also some growers only sell the 'secondary' buds, saving the good stuff for themselves.

I started out learning from bagseed many years ago (before seed banks on the internet) and often grew cannabis that was better than the bagseed. Pretty good feat, considdering the only "good" lights, were mercury vapor.

In the long run tho, (after you've practiced with bagseed) It's best to get good genetics so you know that questionable results are not from questionable genetics.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Grow dankity from seedy bud? I am aware that the quality of the final product is determined by many, many variables and that it is very possible to grow bud from a bagseed that can be much more potent than the original erb one purchased. With this in mind, I decided to play it safe by not having seeds mailed to my house and used seeds from local trailer park mids. Very seedy bud, but hey... now I have many seeds. Anyway, I thought this would be okay and that if done properly, I could produce very potent bud. Then Rating: 5