OG Kush

OG Kush by Silent Seeds is a true classic that has been shaking up the cannabis scene for many years - it is one of the first truly legendary strains from California that revolutionised the market. OG Kush is a mostly Indica that is easy to grow, even the most novice will get great plants that smell deliciously of diesel, berries and citrus. It can be grown indoors and outdoors, it likes to grow in a sea of green and also responds well to the SCROG method and lollipopping.

Silent Seeds Seed bank - strains by Dinafem successor

The cannabis seed producer Silent Seeds is a really great marijuana seed bank with over twenty years of experience. Growing connoisseurs know that Silent Seeds has been the direct successor to Dinafem since 2021. Now they are back under the name Silent Seeds, offering feminised and autoflowering seed varieties of the highest quality. Together with Sherbinski, the Breeder has even more fantastic varieties in its range: unique exotic U.S. strains with exceptional genetic potential that demonstrate all the avant-gardism and experience of two extraordinary breeders. Together with Sherbinskis, for example, the genetics of Polar Gelato or Pink Sunset are offered, the potency and the amount of these strains THC is incredible good!

Silent Seeds is highly appreciated and recognised for the high quality of its seeds. The seed bank based in Rotterdam (Holland) offers leading varieties such as Watermelon Runtz, Zkittlez 2.0, Lemon Sorbet, Starfire OG or Original Amnesia. In addition to 20 years of experience since the company was founded, the ambitious team consists of some of the most important members of the old Dinafem team, making Silent Seeds absolute experts in the cannabis seed genetics market.

Silent Seeds continues to offer some of the brilliant and classic feminised cannabis seeds from Dinafem, a historic brand that has been on the market since 2005. These include legendary strains such as White Widow, LA Vanilla Cake, Moby Dick and OG Kush. The strength of Silent Seeds is to continue the great breeding work and not to copy it, as many other seed producers do today.