Difference in price of seeds?

If i order some seeds from any bank on attitude that are say 20$ compared to same seed but different bank that are 80$ am i gonna get what i paid for,or should i just go with the expensive seed

Most of the time you will get better genetics, you can look for seedbanks in the posts to get an idea of which ones to use, but generally Serious Seeds are extremely good for the price and highly recommended, T.H. Seeds also comes to mind. There are a few others but I can't think of them off the top of my head.

In case you are wondering if genetics make that much difference they will, if you get a pack of serious seeds all the plants will look and grow the same and have the high, that is what you are paying for. If you get nirvana for example, you will get all different phenotypes so the plants can grow and look different while giving you varying degrees of highs. In a nirvana pack you will probably get one good plant out of a ten pack where serious seeds will have all ten be good plants.

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The same seeds are same seeds! Example: "A-Train" can be bought from several seed banks, but they all came directly from TH Seeds. If there are different prices for the exact same strain, buy the cheapest one. They are the exact same seed.

The breeder creates and packages the seeds (original breeder packs). Not the seed banks. There are slight price differences between banks, but usually not that big of a difference. Make sure you're seeing the same qty in both packages.

smokingrubber said:

The same seeds are same seeds! Example: "A-Train" can be bought from several seed banks, but they all came directly from TH Seeds. If there are different prices for the exact same strain, buy the cheapest one. They are the exact same seed.

The breeder creates and packages the seeds (original breeder packs). Not the seed banks. There are slight price differences between banks, but usually not that big of a difference. Make sure you're seeing the same qty in both packages.

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But several seed breeders also sell seeds with the same name. White Widow, for example. Even on the same seedbank site you'll see 3 or 4 ak-47's, Northern Lights, etc.

That's where it gets confusing, once you've picked a strain name, deciding who's version of the strain to buy.

For sure, there are many varieties going around. I would find a good breeder that has consistantly good product, and buy their beans. If Jerry's Strawberry Shack starts selling A-Train, that doesn't mean it's the same genetics as the one sold by TH Seeds. It's usually just a knock-off house trying to capitalize on the name. I would trust the Breeder's name and reputation first, then look through their selection and pick a strain you like... not the other way around.