2,522 strains · prices normalized to price-per-seed
Feminized seeds are bred to produce almost exclusively female plants — the ones that grow buds — so nothing is wasted raising and sexing males. For most photoperiod grows they're the default choice, which is why they dominate seed-bank catalogs.
Every strain below has at least one feminized product listed at a seed bank we track, with prices normalized to price per seed.
The indica-domiant hybrid strain Pineapple Skunk is well revered by cannabis patients for its sweet flavor and dreamy, relaxing buzz. Allegedly the child of Skunk #1, Cheese, and Pineapple strains, this bud is known to produce thoroughly uplifting high with creative and often sedative effects. Buds of Pineapple Skunk give off a cheesy pungency but their flavor is sweet and refreshingly tropical with an undercurrent of citrus. These flowers are very pale green in color, and their fluffy cone shape is decorated with light orange pistils and a snow of gentle trichomes.
Mango has been a staple indica strain since the 1960s, but the most common form of this bud today is technically a cross of the original strain with KC 33 that is known for its huge, high-potency buds. Initially, Mango is a slow-acting strain that creeps up on its user with a cerebral buzz of euphoria that often brings with it a case of the giggles. Flowers of Mango have a deep tropical green and deep violet hue, each flower covered in a sparkling dew of trichomes and small patches of tangerine-colored pistils. The scent of Mango's flowers is bright and lemony, and when you try this strain you'll immediately sense it's delightfully sweet tropical fruit flavor.