Paradise Seeds

A closer look at Paradise Seeds cannabis seeds

When you start talking about long-time European seed banks, the Paradise Seedbank usually pops up in the conversation. They have been around since the 90s, so they have had a lot of time to figure things out. You can tell just by looking at the strains they have. There is variety, but it is not random. Each one has its own thing going on. Some people like to experiment and try a bunch. Others find one they like and just stick with it. Either way works.

Acid – sharp with a sour kick
The Acid is exactly what the name makes you think of. People often say the smell is a mix of citrus and something a bit fuel-like. You notice it right away. The plants usually do not get huge, which can be handy if you are short on space. A lot of growers mention how the smell stays strong even after curing. As for the feel, it starts more in the head, then slowly settles down into something calmer.

Allkush – warm and grounded
With the Allkush strain, you are looking at a classic kush type. That earthy scent is there, with just a touch of sweetness. It grows in a steady, predictable way. That is nice when you want to plan ahead. People say the buds are dense, which makes trimming a bit easier. A lot of folks go for this one when they want a more traditional taste and feel.

Belladonna – fruity with a little edge
The Belladonna has been kicking around since the late 90s. The plants have a sweet, tropical fruit smell that really stands out. They can get a bit taller than average, so you might want more vertical room. Growers like that they do well in different climates, so you are not locked into just one setup. The buds often come out looking colorful too, with nice orange pistils against the green.

Nebula II CBD – smoother and lighter
Nebula II CBD is much more about balance. There is a higher CBD content and less THC, so it tends to feel clearer and less intense. The smell leans sweet, almost like honey. A lot of people use it in the daytime because it does not weigh them down. Growers say it works well both indoors and outdoors, so you can set it up however you like.

Original White Widow (IBL) – still a favorite
If you have been around growing for a while, you have probably heard of the Original White Widow IBL by Paradise Seeds. This one is bred to keep the original genetics intact. The buds are coated in resin and have that classic earthy punch. People like it because it is reliable. You know what you are getting each time. If you are into making concentrates, the heavy resin makes it a good pick.

Picking your strain
It really comes down to what you want. Something lighter? Go for Nebula II CBD. Looking for a stronger resin profile? The Original White Widow (IBL) cannabis seeds are a solid choice.

Some folks run two or three strains at once so they can mix up flavors and effects. Others keep running the same one for a while until they know it inside out.

What growers often mention about Paradise Seeds
- The genetics are steady. You do not get many odd surprises.
- The smells are distinct. Sour diesel-like in Acid, warm and earthy in Allkush, and so on.
- Many of them handle both indoor and outdoor growing without a big fuss.

A few small tips from people who have grown them
Check your space first. Wappa for example can stretch a lot. Think about your weather if you are growing outside. Some strains handle it better than others. Write things down. Feeding, lighting, timing. It makes a difference when you do it again.

Why some people keep going back to Paradise Seeds
It is mostly trust. If you have been growing for years and find a seed bank that gives you the results you want, you usually stick with it. Paradise Seeds has been in the game long enough that a lot of growers feel comfortable ordering again.