hi guys,


i get told a lot on here to buy my seeds from 420. so ive spent a long time today looking through them all reading what the producers have said about there seeds. trouble is there trying to sell them so they will be saying nice things, so why dont more people post a review of the seeds they buy from the 420 shop?

it would be very helpfull for people to know for eg. how tall they grew, where they nute hungry (if so what were the problem nutes), what kind of yield (lets be honest the ones the manafactures state are for perfect grow conditions) what kind of high. any tips youve learned about the paticular strain. ect

come on guys this sites is here pass on info, so lets start posting reviews on the seedbank to help others out, it only takes a moment.

cheers

i have found the site is more geared toward the strain reports section

Read grow diaries, they usually have a smoke report etc at the end...

wow thats stressfull when all you should do is click a button on the seeds u like and away you go.
i will be filling one out anyway.
its just better than messing around.

i was looking for info on strawberry cough and although i found limited info on the site (after 1/2 hour searching) it was still not instant or detailed enough...

PM the grower, and ask them your questions direct as a last resort. Most would be happy to answer them.

be easy to click the review button though wouldnt it.


its just a sugestion m8 tbh i just think it would be helpfull so im gonna file one when i buy and was just letting people know if they file one it wont be a waste of there time, some people do like em and read em.

I know something was in development - an interactive Strainbase where you could add reports... or so I heard

Perhaps someone else knows more about it....

google hanflexikon

It's not so much to with Joolz as it is to do with the breeders. I have 15 seeds from Serious seeds in 2 weeks veg and they all look different to me. Is that Joolz's business or Serious seeds's business?

It's down to the breeder.

If a variety is listed as "Cannabis Cup Winner", for instance, you need to know that the breeder had hundreds of plants to choose from.

Unlike vegetable seeds which have to get through a very involved EEC registration process, cannabis seeds are sold for novelty value only because it isn't actually legal to germinate them.