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    What's the deal with huge variety in seed prices?

    Schwaggy bagseed often comes from tropical sativas, which are a royal bitch to grow indoors. Use bagseed that you know to be of indoor origin (indica or indi hybrid) for an indoor grow, or just order seeds.

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    What's the deal with huge variety in seed prices?

    I've always bought inexpensive seeds. They tend to be old stock and irregulars. They're not in the breeders packaging because the breeders have "dis-owned" them to a wholesale dealer. Although the genetics are usually authentic, the germination is SLOW and often fails.
    Recently I spent the money for seeds from a few different breeders and bought direct. The seeds crack in 12-18 hrs, seedlings are well formed and look healthy. I didn't buy anything with an outrageous price - but my seeds are fresh and do well, removes a lot of anxiety.
    Read a lot of reviews on any seedbanks you may want to try. If you purchase seeds in orig. pack from a good name, even the inexpensive varieties are at least good enough for them to put their name on. Spending a bit more for quality is more than worth it, but there are prices out there that make me raise my eyebrows.

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    #13
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    What's the deal with huge variety in seed prices?

    Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
    Schwaggy bagseed often comes from tropical sativas, which are a royal bitch to grow indoors. Use bagseed that you know to be of indoor origin (indica or indi hybrid) for an indoor grow, or just order seeds.
    NOW you tell me.. lol jk. Yeah. Bagseed are a PIA to grow I can say that from expierence.

    It's very hard to tell what one plant is going to do from the next or what to even expect starting out.

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    #14
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    What's the deal with huge variety in seed prices?

    Nirvana is a good breeder, and their seeds come in packaging similar to other, non cannabis, flowers. A small paper envelope with their name on it and a cool pic on the label. Their delivery was fast and prices reasonable. also marijuana-seeds dot nl has great prices and extremely fast shipping. Their seeds are not in origional packaging, but that does not effect the finished product.
    check out my grow to see some of my strains.
    good luck!
    :smokin:

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    #15
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    What's the deal with huge variety in seed prices?

    Quote Originally Posted by daihashi
    NOW you tell me.. lol jk. Yeah. Bagseed are a PIA to grow I can say that from expierence.

    It's very hard to tell what one plant is going to do from the next or what to even expect starting out.
    man, having said that, I had some jack, with a million seeds... and grew them.. all turned out to be females, all with killer buds...

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