Toronto Cannabis Seeds

Toronto Cannabis Seeds breeds organic seeds in Canada and ships them worldwide. They’re in cahoots with Quebec Cannabis Seeds, who run out of the French-speaking province next to them. Though cannabis is legalized for recreational use all across Canada, the specifics around growing, distribution, possession, and age limits are left up to the provinces, which are the Canadian equivalent of states. TCS carries autoflowering, feminized, and high CBD seeds. If they carry unsexed seeds, they don’t make a big deal out of it on their website. They provide an outline of what each kind of seed is at the top of each category’s product summary page, making it easy for people who are brand new to cannabis genetics figure out quickly what all the lingo means, and how they can use different seeds to different effects. They carry thirty-three autoflowering strains and seventy-five feminized varieties. Among them, ten are also high CBD strains. They have fifteen different fast versions. It looks like they have almost one hundred outdoor varieties as well, but it’s most likely that this is just a place to put all their seeds, since it’s just a little too convenient that their amount of autoflowering and feminized seeds adds up to the exact same number. Most of their seeds are generally sold in packs of five. Their product summary pages can be toggled between at-a-glance previews, that give you just the name and price of each pack of seeds along with a picture, or a list view that gives you the details of each strain right there on the page. This is very handy for people who don’t like having to click around and press back buttons or fuss with tabs while looking at multiple strains, and it’s an approach we haven’t seen very often on seed bank websites. You can still click on the name and still get each product on its own page as well. They start with a really thorough intro that describes some of the history of the strain, its growing statistics, and the effects and flavors of its flower when dried and smoked. Following that is a table of statistical information, some of it a rehash from the writeup above. It includes the sex of the seeds, the phenotype between sativa and indica, its genetics, flowering type, where to grow it between indoors, outdoors, or greenhouses, the estimated flowering time, harvest month, indoor and outdoor yields, and THC contents. It also has just a couple of summary words to suggest what kind of high and taste it provides. Below that is reviews from customers, and space to write your own.

Toronto Cannabis Seeds’ site is easy to use. The photos of the buds helming their product pages are really well done and showcase the unique qualities of each strain. Their contact information is really clear on their footer, and they supply users with several different menus and approaches for accessing their stock. Well done!