Choosing the right seed

In case you haven't noticed attitude carries a few different varieties of seeds. How would anyone know what you are talking about?

 

Possibly, it depends on the two seeds your comparing. Some breeders are better than others. Femmed or auto seeds tend to cost more than reg or photo strains.

 

[quote name='"Weedpack"']Oh, well you seem very knowledgeable. If you were me, what 4 seeds would you grow.[/quote]

It depends on the equipment available and situation. Wappa from Paradise is a easy growing short Indica. If you want a taller sativa dominant LSD from Barney's farm packs one hell of a punch.

I have been the most happy with seeds from Paradise seed company and Barney's farm.

Breeders such as Dutch passion, Mr. Nice, TGA, and Reserva Pirada all get good reviews but I can't recommended them personally.

Check out the seed bank section for more strain and breeder reviews.

 

[quote name='"FragileBob"']As a rookie myself, I felt that attitude site was a bit much to take in. Kinda felt like walking into Binny's when all you knew you wanted was "wine".

Wish they had a categorical search. I'm not sure how it would flow, but something like a drop down narrowing filter approach.

Like (hmm I want...)
- fem
- medium/short
- 70 day
- photo

Then dump you a list of strains.

Unless is there a good site that does this?

-FragileBob[/quote]

That would be nice to have an advanced search function. As it is you kind of have to know what you are looking for.

 

[quote name='"NonDucorDuco"']

Yes depends on the Seedbank and the conditions it is grow and bred[/quote]

Not to mention many "breeders" aren't breeders at all. Some will just buy seeds from independantly contracted suppliers with little quality control. As well some breeders will just purchase seeds and breed their own seeds from someone else's genetics and have no real breeding program.

 

[quote name='"FragileBob"']Is there any governing body or site to check for reputable breeders?

-FragileBob[/quote]

No, nor can they really be held liable for crappy products other than word of mouth. That is the downside to such an uncontrolled industry.

 

[quote name='"FragileBob"']I would expect that from the US, but in Europe where things are more tolerated, I would have figured there would be a union or at least a co-op league of breeders.

Ahh well... I'm usually wrong about a lot of things.

-FragileBob[/quote]

You would think it is more tolerated but in some European countries ( the UK being one) seeds can only be sold as souvenirs and no discussion of germination is legally allowed.