Reggae Seeds

A look at Reggae Seeds at Cannapot

If you are into cannabis and you care about where it comes from, you probably already know that the seed matters a lot. Good genetics give you a better starting point. That is just the way it is. And here we have the very good breeder called Reggae Seeds. These guys, Reggae Seeds, have been around for a while. They are from Spain and got known pretty quickly because they were making CBD-rich strains before that was even common. Their seeds are not just random mixes either. They put a lot into terpene profiles, balanced cannabinoids, and keeping the plants stable over time. Cannapot carries their stuff straight from the breeder, so you are not guessing about where it came from.

Why someone might choose them
Part of it is history. Part of it is the way they focus on taste and smell. When you order through Cannapot, the seeds come in breeder packs, kept fresh, and they arrive without anything that draws attention. The site lists enough background so you can see what you are getting into before you order. That is useful if you are picky.

Some of the strains they have
- Dub leans sativa. Smells a bit tropical, like fruit with a light floral thing going on. People describe it as uplifting, which makes sense once you catch the scent.
- Guayaka is sweet and fruity. There is some earthiness in there too. The buds tend to be dense, which makes it look good in a jar.
- Juanita la Lagrimosa is probably the most famous one from Reggae Seeds. Juanita la Lagrimosa was one of the first CBD-heavy strains out there. Smells fresh, like lemon peel, with a little floral background.
- Kalijah sometimes turns blue or purple, which makes it stand out. The smell is tropical fruit mixed with a warm spice, almost incense-like.
- O Haze Red comes from haze lines - it smells sharp and fresh, a mix of citrus and pine. It is a true sativa type in character.
- Respect was made by crossing Juanita la Lagrimosa with Cannalope Haze. You get melon and citrus in the smell, and a bit of spice. Balanced is a word people often use for it.
- Revolution has a fruity sweetness but also an earthy, musky side. People like it for the resin it produces.
- As the name hints, Roots has a more old-school smell. Earthy and aromatic. It feels like a nod to classic cannabis.
- Senora Amparo is very sweet and floral on the nose. There is also a light herbal note in the background. It looks nice and smells balanced.
- Session: the name fits - Session is gentle, easy-going. Soft and sweet smell with some mild herbs mixed in.

Why order from Cannapot
The Cannapot Seedshop has been around for years. We deal directly with breeders, so no middle layer to worry about. Seeds are stored right and shipped quietly. They also give you enough info on each strain so you are not just buying blind.

A few reviews
Five stars – “Exactly as described”
"I got Juanita la Lagrimosa and Kalijah. Both came in sealed breeder packs, arrived quicker than I thought. Everything looked right." – Michael P

Five stars – “Good experience”
"Picked up Dub and Respect. Delivery was quick, packaging was plain, and seeds looked fresh. I will probably order again." – Sandra L

Five stars – “Found what I was looking for”
"I had been trying to find O Haze Red for a while. Cannapot had it. No issues with the order." – Andre G

FAQs
Q: Are these Reggae Seeds the real thing?
A: Yes. They are from Reggae Seeds directly.

Q: Does Cannapot send everywhere?
A: Yes, we send worldwide and we keep the packaging discreet.

Q: Why is Reggae Seeds well known?
A: Because they were early in making CBD strains and they have a style when it comes to smell and taste.