Marijuana Seed Bank Questions and Answers

Is it safe for you to order seeds from the internet?

There are many sites on the internet and some have been around for 10+ years. Some seed banks send only to certain countries and some send to all countries. Their interest is making sure their customers are happy and the only way to do this is to ensure they get orders to their destination. They use some very good shipping techniques and do it without mentioning the product inside. Sending to some countries can be difficult so you should ask your seed bank if they do, or in some cases just try ordering and they will either send it or send your money back. Remember, it is a chance you take.

What happens if customs or some authorities opens your package?

Nothing, or almost nothing. If for some rare occasion that they decide to open your letter and see the contents and conclude that they are Cannabis seeds, they will send you a letter saying "You have attempted to order a controlled substance. We have confiscated the contents and will not press charges." There are many countries in the world so this could vary. They send this letter explaining why you are not getting your package because it is the law that all mail make it to its destination. This is the worst that happens and very rarely happens. When ordering seeds, use your common sense. This however is not guaranteed and you should remember that ordering is at your own risk.

Which seed bank should you choose?

That is for you to decide. There are many on the internet and in my opinion, way too many. Use one that has been around for a couple years and write them an e-mail question to see how fast you get answered. Choose a company that has same day regular shipping. This will save time for your order to arrive, and will save shippings costs. Or use our website to make your decision easier as our reviews are accurtate.

Should I use my regular postal address?

Yes, but It is up to you. Remember, the odds of anything happening is very slim and if you are really paranoid, get an anonymous address, use a different name or get it delivered to a destination that is not going to be your growing place. Do not use "Current Resident" or provide an address without a name. It is best to at least use Mr. Smith or a Business name to draw less attention to your mail.

Can I send cash in the mail?

Yes, most sites will allow you to use this method. It is completely anonymous and has no service charges like a money order. Wrap it around a birthday card or tin foil as you don't want a snoopy postal employee to spend your hard earned money.

Should I use a money order or Credit Card?

They both work fine for buying seeds and have advantages and disadvantages. They are both not private as they leave a paper trail. Money orders have a service charge of $3 to $5 each. Some seed banks will require the money order to clear or a time period passes before they send your order. The advantages is speed when using credit cards as your order is usually dispatched within 7 days. Many seed banks do not accept credit cards as they have had troubles with fraud. Some use their retail shops to process orders on their credit card machine.

Will Anything happen to me if someone finds the seeds?

No, nothing will happen to you. You have no way of proving that you subscribed to the order. If a seed company wanted to, they could send an order randomly to your neighbor accross the street.

Why is my order not here yet or delayed?

Relax, take a deep breath as it will arrive soon. Be patient as these companies have other customers to look after and sometimes have back orders on product. Sometimes mail takes longer than usual. I have waited almost 2 months before receiving my order. Contact them if you are really worried.

Where can you get free marijuana seeds on the internet?

My favorite question. Nothing is Free. Yes you can find sites that say they give free marijuana seeds but there is always a catch. There will be shipping charges involved and in the end you will have bought bird seed. You would have been better off buying from a reputable seed bank. Like anything in life, "You get what you pay for". You can go out and buy a B.M.W. or go and buy a Ford. You will get what you pay for.

Facts and Myths about Cannabis Seed banks

You always get what you order???

This is not the case in a lot of situations. Many seed banks claim to carry many breeders strains but what you are getting is inferior product. It is not hard to place a Breeder Logo on a site and claim that they sell the seeds. A seed bank does not need many breeders and strains to be successful, sometimes this can confuse the customer.

Some banks don't really exist
This is very true, as some people go out and buy a domain name and copy and paste entire sites and try to make money. This may work for a couple of weeks but soon stops as people are not stupid. We have put this site together to help you choose a reliable seed bank so that you don't get wripped off. Contact them before making a purchase, ask them a question like "How is the weather".

- Print your order out clearly- There is nothing worse than getting an order and payment in the mail with poor handwritting where they can't see where to send the order.

- Germination- Do some research on germinating seeds before you fail and blame the seed bank for your mistake. Seed banks do not get the seeds for free and will not always send you new product to keep you happy

- Grow Questions-- Seed banks do not have the time to hear about your plant that grew 10 feet high or what kind of fertalizer you should use. They run a business and are there to help to an extent. Go get a book and learn on your own if you are new.

- Thiefs and Liars- They are people that claim they ordered product but the seed bank never received payment. This will not work as seed banks will make you prove yourself and have ways of tracking orders.

- Forum manipulators- These are people that don't know how to grow or end up getting small plants and go on Forums and post messages blaming the seed banks for their own problems.

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Facts and Myths about Cannabis Seed banks