Strain Hunters Seedbank is a seedbank born from the legendary Green House Seeds, one of the most influential names in the European cannabis scene. Founded by Arjan, Franco, and Simon, this project has a clear mission: to rescue and preserve traditional cannabis strains - the landraces - directly in their natural habitat.
Landraces and genetic diversity
Instead of creating genetics in laboratories, the Strain Hunters team undertook trips to remote areas such as Malawi, India, Morocco, Swaziland, Colombia and Trinidad, and St. Vincent. In these places, they not only collected seeds but also collaborated with local farmers to study the behaviour of the plants in their original ecosystem.
The Strain Hunters catalogue is a window into the biodiversity of cannabis. Here you will find both pure landraces and unique hybrids created from these traditional genetics. This category is ideal for those looking for flavours, structures, and effects not found in more modern commercial strains.
Strain Hunters represents the fusion between the technical know-how of Dutch breeders and the ancient wisdom of traditional growers. Their work is an ode to the natural diversity of cannabis and an invitation to explore it unfiltered.
Strain Hunters Seedbank Featured Strains
Among the most representative genetics of the bank are:
- Skunk Auto: an automatic version of a classic, fast, and powerful.
- Money Maker: vigorous, resinous, and relaxing effect.
- White Lemon: a tasty and balanced hybrid with a mixed effect.
Frequently asked questions about Strain Hunters Seedbank seeds
What sets Strain Hunters apart from other seed banks?
Their approach is based on exploring and collecting landrace strains directly from their place of origin.
What are landraces?
Landraces are traditional cannabis strains that have adapted to a specific geographical environment without modern genetic modifications.
Are these seeds suitable for all growers?
Although some require experience, many of the hybrid strains are accessible even to intermediate growers.
Why are landraces important?
Because they represent the genetic basis of modern cannabis and provide unique characteristics that have been lost in commercial hybrids.