Always willing to fill orders large or small. Bogland72@gmail.com
Located in California? We deliver. Bog Seeds 
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If you want cheap and goood quality seeds go to MRnice seedbank shantibaba is a well known brother you can find pure gems in some of the lines, I don’t know if you know anything about the story of cannabis in europe but these people are a major part of it.
Stay away of the kush quadrouple hybrids, for me those plants just lost their vigor.
Be well.
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Also, as a last point take care of the good plants you americans, stay away from factory produced MJ… These plants can be GMO bullshit. Grow your own, select the breeders, do research, test out and you will find what you are looking for.
Be well my Brothers.
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BOGseeds FTW. A great service, genetics, and prices. Here’s a lower of some freshly dried blue kush.
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No Kushes for me, I prefer the less hybridized plants. Maybe BOG has something in my Range to offer, which would be worth, to make a Selection out of?
Just so you know, Kushes mostly mean from Afghanistan, Hindu Kush region. I would say all strains are mostly hybridized but Afghan strains already aren’t very tall and have a short maturation period so need less breeding for indoor gardens. They could have less hybridization because it isn’t necessary. Breeders that add Kush the name to every strain are dwindling because they look foolish and should. Just some info i hope i didn’t come off arrogant, i just waned to share my opinion. 
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Absolutely appreciated ryasco, I was just referring to the “kush” in common as an always used plant to hybridize in america, of course I know everything is just comming from a few places in the world and hybridization is necessary to a certain point to achieve self set goals. Overhybridization in my case, talking about, is what I was judging, If you look at some tables of heritage, you can’t even say which or where came anything of and I would like to know where it comes from, and what was the aim for, why was this plant crossed? I see no advantage to cross this and that and have a blue-kush, yellow-kush,orange-kush, pepperkush,og-kush,kush-kush, peppermint-kush. Genes get deleivered by the parents and don’t get processed threw multicrossing. I prefer to look at the parents first and cross which makes sense, first to preserve good quality of genes and second getting an idea of what is possible.
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Also, I don’t see the point in buying cheap seeds or grow just 2or 3 plants, but I think this is because I specialize in selecting and finding news.
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cheap doesn’t always mean bad 
not everyone is wanting to become a millionaire off seeds, lots of breeders have very fair prices
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Of course, some are favourable, but a good quality product needs an adequate price.
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i think hazeman might have the cheapest price for quality seeds i’ve seen - $25 a pack plus $10 shipping to USA (more for intl) but there are lots of top breeders for ~$50 a pack which is very fair imo. the greenpoint reverse auctions i’ve seen get as low as $17 for a pack and i’ve heard great things about his gear
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I have packs of 20 seeds for $25 from this past summer stock. Has yet to be tested but the parent stock was great material. I have various crosses if anyone is interested
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Can you give more details on the 20 packs for $25 please… What parents and expected hydrid offspring etc…
Cheers bud,
Gaz
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nirvana has a big selection of reg 10 packs for 20eur, 15 w/ discount
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You could find breeders on IG.
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D’OH! I wish I found this before taking my first leap of faith with that James bean guy… 
(sour lifesaver, may you do the trick and get here quick…)
cannabis.sequoia
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I’ve had good luck with James bean.
Hope you do too.
Good hunting.
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