Sativa Seedbank

Sativa Seedbank at Cannapot

If you have spent any time looking into sativa strains, you have probably heard of the famous Sativa Seedbank. They have been around long enough to build a name for themselves, especially for people who like that energetic, clear kind of high that sativa genetics are known for. What makes them interesting is that they do not just throw random strains together. They work with genetics that keep the classic sativa vibe but still manage to keep the flowering times reasonable. Some people like them for the uplifting side of things, others just love the flavors. Either way, it is the sort of brand you notice once you start paying attention to what breeders are out there.

At Cannapot, you can find pretty much their whole range. Everything comes in the original breeder packaging, which is something I like because you know it has not been repackaged or messed with. The seeds are kept in good storage until they are shipped, so you are not getting something that has been sitting out for months.

Black Jack
Black Jack is one of those strains that just looks good while it is flowering. It is a mix of Black Domina and Jock Horror, which gives it a nice balance. The smell is earthy but with a sweet edge to it. The buds end up dense and covered in resin. It leans sativa in structure but does not stretch out endlessly like some pure sativas. So you get that taller, branchier look without needing a crazy long wait for it to finish. People seem to like how it performs without being too demanding.

Jock Horror
The strain called Jock Horror has been around for a while. It is made from Northern Lights, Skunk, and Haze. The buds come out sticky, and the smell is a bit of a mix — sweet with some spice and maybe a hint of fruit. Collectors keep coming back to it because it has that strong sativa character but still grows in a way that is manageable. Flowering times are not extreme, and the end product looks great. The aroma only gets better once it has had time to cure.

Jock Horror Automatic
Then there is the Jock Horror Automatic. This one is good for anyone who wants the Jock Horror profile but without having to think about light cycles. Being auto-flowering, it just does its thing on its own schedule. The scent is pretty close to the regular version — fruity, sweet, with that little bit of spice. The main difference is that you will have it ready sooner. Some people like to start with the auto version and then move on to the photoperiod if they want a bigger yield later.

Raspberry Cough
Raspberry Cough is probably the most distinctive smelling one in the lineup. It has this strong berry scent with a little spice in the background. The genetics include Cambodian landrace, so it has that real sativa structure — tall, elegant, and long colas. This one is for people who are into aroma as much as the rest. The berry smell becomes more obvious as it flowers and cures. It is a strain you notice in a collection because it is so different from the usual earthy or citrus profiles.

What you get with Cannapot
When you order Sativa Seedbank from Cannapot, you get the same thing you would if you walked straight into the breeder’s own shop. They ship them in the original packaging, store them right, and keep the descriptions true to the breeder’s own info. They also send them in discreet packaging, which a lot of people appreciate. And they ship worldwide, so it does not matter much where you are.

How people usually go about it
Most collectors we have talked to start with one of the quicker strains, like Jock Horror Automatic, just to see how the genetics behave. Then they move to something like Black Jack or Raspberry Cough if they want more character and aroma. Some people skip straight to the photoperiod strains because they want the full experience and are not worried about the time. Others stick with autos because they like the convenience. There is no single right way.

A few things people have said
- One grower said Raspberry Cough was “so berry smelling it almost felt fake,” in a good way.
- Someone else liked Jock Horror Automatic because it finished fast but still had the same scent layers as the original.
- Another person said Black Jack’s buds were “dense and sweet but still had that earthy depth.”

FAQs
Q: Are they all sativa-heavy?
A: Mostly, yes. But they sometimes mix in indica genetics to make the plants a bit easier to work with and to cut down the flowering time.

Q: Do they do both feminized and auto?
A: Yes. Cannapot has both photoperiod and auto-flowering from the Sativa Seedbank.

Q: Which smells the strongest?
A: Most people say Raspberry Cough wins for smell, but Black Jack is not far behind.