Reggae Seeds: Spanish Cannabis Seed Bank, CBD-Rich Genetics

Type "reggae seeds" into Google in the UK and most of page one is a chilli pepper of the same name, all Scoville numbers and salsa recipes. This page isn't that. Reggae Seeds is a Spanish cannabis seed bank, and the three packs above are everything we carry from them.

Who Are Reggae Seeds, and Why Only Three Packs?

They breed both regular and feminized seed, and their name is built on CBD-rich genetics. We stock the three that get asked for by name: Juanita La Lagrimosa, Session and Dancehall. That's the whole shelf, so if you want dozens of options in one sitting, the general cannabis seeds category is the better browse. If you came here for this breeder specifically, three is what there is.

Juanita, Session and Dancehall, Side by Side

Juanita La Lagrimosa comes from Reina Madre (also called Queen Mother) crossed with Diesel, and it's the only feminized pack here. It's documented at 8.8% CBD and 6.7% THC, flowers in 60-65 days, and outdoors it's done early to mid October. Watch out for the yield: it's a medium yielder, so if weight matters more to you, Session is the pick. Session is Diesel pollinated by the brand's Kalijah male and it's their highest yielder, 65-75 days of flowering, with an aroma that gives it away straight off, sweet-bitter citrus with something mango-ish sitting on top. Dancehall crosses Juanita La Lagrimosa with that same Kalijah male, runs 60-70 days, and outdoors it colours up purple once the temperature drops below 20°C. Its smell leans the opposite way from Session: forest earth, berries and a thread of incense. Reina Madre and Kalijah are parents in the lineage, not packs we sell.

Regular Seed Means You Sex The Plants Yourself

Session and Dancehall are both regular seed, so roughly half of what comes up will be male. Plan on germinating more than you need, and pull the males before they open and dust your females. That's the trade-off, and it's the point: regular seed is what you want if you're keeping a mother, hunting a keeper plant, or making your own crosses. If you'd rather every seedling turn out female, Juanita La Lagrimosa is the feminized one on this shelf.

A few practical notes. Session stretches hard, so give her about 2 weeks of veg before you flip her. Dancehall wants around 3 weeks and then stays fairly unbranched, which is why it drops neatly into a sea-of-green layout. Both lean sativa with flowering windows past nine weeks, so work out your calendar before you soak anything. First time with this breeder? Start with Juanita La Lagrimosa: one pack, all female, 60-65 days. Keep Session for a run where you've got the ceiling height and the patience to sit out 75 days.