Quote Originally Posted by Bass3rd
Here's a question that I think a lot of newbies would like to know,,different strains of seeds and and who to trust buying them. For many years now, there's been many online seed banks opening up online,,dispensaries and other places are popping up all over and that's all good,,but hey, The more the word is out there the better,,,The question is, how does the newbie know what strain of seeds he's getting from the seed banks? Maybe he's paid top bucks for top strain and finds out he's got some shit weed, not near what he was looking for when he ordered them,,maybe the guy at the seed bank took a bunch of seeds out of the same jar mixed in with different ones,,who knows what we're getting,,,It's expensive enough paying 200 bucks to play russian roulette with 10 seeds.

Nowadays there are more strains of weed than ever and all seeds look alike to me ,,would you know the difference between a Kink Kush seed and a White Shark/Blueberry) Nope, neither would I, or between a Hybrid and an Indica seed,,it's nuts, there's hundreds of strains out there,,making my head numb,,,geez,,no maybe it's the joint I just had,,lol,,what are your views on this?:smokin:
the thing is most of the main seedbanks (not to be confused with dealers/brokers) dont ship to the USA. now your dealers will ship and yes some are charlatans making a quick buck. do your homework and take a chance with the seemingly best. choose from a nirvana selection and order one pack. its not terribly expensive so you if things dont work out, you wont be crying turds and shittin tears. around 20 30 dollars for a noob to practice on. I KNOW WHAT YOUR THINKING...shooooot i want the best strain out there so i can grow some kill. guess what it probably wont be that much different unless youve run through all your noob mistakes. dont get crazy and try to be a strain whore so fast, let the experience teach you and eventually youll be answering questions instead of asking (well, for the most part anyway.) what i mean is, youll never stop learning this is school for life.