Silent Seeds - Dinafem 2.0
Silent Seeds: carrying on Dinafem with a new name
Silent Seeds is based in Rotterdam in Holland. The people behind it are the same ones who were part of Dinafem for years. They know what they are doing since they have been around since 2005. The team came back in 2021 under the name Silent Seeds. It feels like a continuation, not a restart. They focus on both feminized and autoflowering seeds. Some of the work is done together with Sherbinski, which is why you see a few new strains that feel closer to the American style.
Quick Facts
Location: Rotterdam, Holland
Focus: Feminized and autoflowering cannabis seeds
Types Available: Classic lines and newer American hybrids
Well Known For: Polar Gelato, Pink Sunset, Watermelon Runtz, Zkittlez 2.0, Lemon Sorbet, Starfire OG
Works Well For: Anyone who wants old Dinafem classics but is also curious about newer genetics
They still keep names like Moby Dick, OG Kush, White Widow, and LA Vanilla Cake alive. At the same time, there are newer mixes. Some growers like the tradition, others chase the fresh genetics. Both are there.
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Talking about Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0 at Cannapot
If you have ever looked for cannabis seeds online, you probably know how many names and brands are out there. Some are steady, others come and go. One that has kept its place is Silent Seeds - Dinafem 2.0. People liked Dinafem years ago, and Silent Seeds has carried that same line forward. You can get them at Cannapot, which is a site that lists a lot of different strains. The Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0 section is packed with both well known varieties and some that feel newer or special.
Why people go for Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0
The way many growers explain it is pretty simple. The seeds grow into what they say they will. You know what to expect. That is important because a lot of people want something steady, not something random. Another reason is taste and smell. The terpenes in these strains are usually strong and noticeable. Some are fruity, some earthy, some sharp. Different people prefer different things, so it helps that there is a mix. And of course, this is all tied back to Dinafem. That name carried weight for years. Silent Seeds has kept the same idea going, just under the 2.0 name.
A look at some of the strains
B-45: People talk about B-45 for its boldness. The flowers usually come out dense and sticky. The effects lean toward being steady and lasting. It is one of those that people keep in rotation once they try it.
Critical 2.0: this is kind of like a familiar friend. It is fast, gives solid results, and does not really disappoint. Many long time growers still swear by it because it has that mix of yield and flavor.
Critical 2.0 Auto: The autoflower version is more about speed and ease. It grows quicker. Some people like that because they do not want to wait too long or fuss with light schedules.
OG Kush: it is one of those names almost everyone has heard. The smell is strong, earthy, and kind of fuel like. It is not new but it never really went away either. People stick with it because it has a reputation that holds up.
Starfire OG: sits in the same family but has its own feel. Citrus and spice notes come through, which makes it different from the classic OG flavor. Some people say it hits harder, others just like the taste.
Gorilla Frost: The name gives it away. Gorilla Frost is covered in resin, almost white sometimes. It looks striking. It is one of the heavier strains in this line, so people usually mention strength when they bring it up.
Grape Juice: this strain leans toward the sweet side. It tastes fruity, smooth, and pleasant. Anyone who likes sweeter terpenes usually finds this one worth keeping around.
Pink Sunset: this Sherbinski Selection looks great in the jar. The colors are bright and the aroma has that modern dessert style feel. Since it is part of the Sherbinski collab, people often treat it as something a little more rare.
A few things people have said
Michael T.
“I ordered Critical 2.0 and the delivery was quick. Seeds came packed well. The quality lined up with what I expected. Reliable strain.”
Elena S.
“I tried a couple of these, and for me OG Kush stands out. The flavor is just how it should be, and it is strong without being overdone. Ordering was smooth.”
Daniel R.
“The Pink Sunset (Sherbinski Selection) is one of the nicest looking strains I have grown. It has a sweet smell and looks amazing. Feels like something special.”
FAQs
Q: What is special about Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0?
A: Mostly it is the trust factor. People know the Dinafem name, and Silent Seeds has kept that line steady. The strains have consistent genetics, so you know what you are buying.
Q: Where can I get Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0 strains?
A: You can find them listed at the Cannapot Seedshop - that is the site many people use for these seeds.
Q: Which strains are the most popular?
A: OG Kush, Critical 2.0, and Gorilla Frost come up the most. For people looking for something rarer, Pink Sunset (Sherbinski Selection) is often mentioned.
Cannapot has been around long enough that people know it is not a random shop. The seeds are authentic. Delivery is discreet. The range is wide enough that you can pick between classics and newer crosses. That is why many growers keep going back to it when they want Silent Seeds – Dinafem 2.0 strains.