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Regular seeds – the classic choice for experienced growers

Regular cannabis seeds represent the traditional type of cannabis seeds that have not been genetically modified. These seeds produce both male and female plants, offering full control over plant selection for breeding, strain development, or experimentation with cannabis genetics.

Experienced growers favor regular seeds for their genetic stability and adaptability to various growing conditions. Approximately half of the seeds will develop into male plants, and the other half into female plants, though environmental factors such as temperature can influence this ratio.

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Top regular seeds for your store

We offer a selection of regular cannabis seeds from renowned seed banks such as Sensi Seeds, Doctor's Choice and T.H.Seeds™, providing high-quality genetics for your customers.

Sensi Seeds

Sensi Seeds is one of the most respected seed banks in the world, known for its extensive collection of classic and innovative cannabis strains. 

Popular strains include:

  • Cannabis Skunk #1® – The world’s first stable indica-sativa hybrid; produces exceptionally strong and uniform plants that flower after just 45 to 50 days; a resilient and easy-to-grow strain with a signature skunky aroma
  • Jack Herer – A legendary hybrid known for its uplifting effects and complex flavor profile, 50 % sativa and 50 % indica genes
  • Northern Lights – 90% indica strain famous for its potency and fast flowering time

Doctor’s Choice

Doctor's Choice is a Canadian seed bank with 40 years of experience in cannabis genetics. Its founder played a crucial role in the development of autoflowering strains, introducing the revolutionary Lowryder at the start of the 21st century. 

Popular strains include:

  • Lowryder regular (IBL) – An Indica/Sativa hybrid originally from Brazil, stable and compact strain performs well indoors and outdoors, an ideal variety for growers who are lacking in spacious rooms and need the result as quickly as possible
  • Diesel Fast F1 BX – A photoperiod regular strain with Sativa predominance, with a powerful fuel-like aroma
  • Chronic Fast F1 BX Regular – An average-height plant with a few side branches, an easy-to-grow and stable variety that doesn’t need any special care
  • Chronic Ryder BX Auto Regular – The short growing period and strong resistance, a great choice for growing outdoors with short summers

T.H.Seeds™

T.H.Seeds™ is known for its exclusive and high-quality cannabis genetics. Their Limited Vault Drop series offers rare 11-seed packs with carefully selected strains, perfect for those seeking unique breeding opportunities.

Popular varieties include:

  • Skunk XXX – A classic skunk strain with powerful effects and a strong aroma
  • MOB X Melonsicle – A limited-edition hybrid with cake flavor and high potency
  • Bubblegum X Melonsicle – A unique cross featuring the legendary Bubblegum genetics

Learn more about the differences between cannabis seed types in this article: How do the different types of cannabis seeds differ from each other? Differences in indoor and outdoor cultivation.

Ensure your store is stocked with the best regular cannabis seeds to meet the needs of breeders and expert growers.

All the seeds are also available in bulk for those who require larger quantities at competitive prices. If you need further assistance or have any questions about our wholesale offerings, feel free to contact us .

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How do the different types of cannabis seeds differ from each other? Differences in indoor and outdoor cultivation

As a retailer, you probably know that each seed has its own specific characteristics and growing requirements. Are you wondering what a photoperiodic, feminised, regular, autoflowering and fast flowering seed is and what makes a CBD-rich seed special? What are the different advantages and disadvantages of the seeds? What are the differences in varieties such as sativa, indica and hybrid and how does indoor and outdoor cultivation differ? Find out in the article.

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