Strain Hunter is a seed bank with a difference, that difference being that they not only care about their products but the plant as a whole. They dedicate their careers to educating the public, to help them understand all of the hugely positive aspects of cannabis. Their website contains a number of fascinating documentaries in which they explore rare strains and the effects that legalising cannabis would have on society. They are set even further apart from other groups sheerly by the fact that they have really done their research. They explore the effects that the legalisation would have socially, economically, and politically as well as the effects that it has already had throughout history. It is really amazing to come across such a passionate group. The original Strain Hunters are Franco, Arjan and Simon and they are also on a mission to find and preserve some of the rarer strains of cannabis. Their strains are of an extremely high quality and come in feminised, regular, and autoflowering forms.

Feminised seeds are a very popular trend at the moment because of how efficient they are. Using these seeds means that no space is wasted on unwanted male plants because they only grow into pure females. Many people no longer have any need for the male plants and so they just take up precious time, money, and resources that could be used on the productive females. They are even of use to those who wish to cultivate a seed crop. Usually people will use regular seeds for breeding as they supply male and female plants. While this is the easiest way it is not the best. If properly pressured female plants can grow a small number of male flowers. These flowers contain the necessary ingredients for creating their own seeds; the male pollen which is used to fertilise the females. Yes it is a little bit trickier but the seeds created have a far better reputation for uniformity and potency.

Their strains range from rare to common, Indica to Sativa, everything a grower or breeder could possibly want from a seed company. Thanks to the Strain Hunters the world may soon be a much more pleasant and enjoyable place.