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Okay, imagine you’re sitting in the kitchen with me, we’re having coffee (or something stronger), and you suddenly ask, “Listen, how do you even buy cannabis seeds in Alaska?” Well, here’s the whole truth, as it were.

Now, in Alaska, it’s honestly pretty straightforward. Here, as of 2015, you can legally grow weed at home if you’re 21 and over. So you can buy seeds – no secret operations under the cover of night, it’s all official. The main thing is, don’t buy more than you need. The law says you can grow up to six plants, only three of which can be in “bloom” at a time. So, well… don’t overdo it. Oh, and the neighbors may not appreciate a greenhouse for the whole yard.

Now for the seeds themselves. You can find them in local dispensaries, and believe me, they’re not just lying there in a basket by the exit. There’s usually a selection of indica, sativa, hybrids, autoflowers, feminized… in short, it’s eye popping. If you don’t know where to start – ask the seller, they usually really know their way around. I once just said “I want something not too wild” and they gave me a variety that turned out to be like valerian on the weekend. Super relaxing.

You can still order online. Just make sure the site is normal – not some murky “ganjakorol.org”, but something with real reviews. And yes, check if they ship to Alaska, because not everyone bothers with that. Usually delivery is quiet, no one knocks on your door in black, just a box, as if you ordered tomato seeds.

Another thing is that not everyone wants to be known. So if you’re ordering home, make it the address where you actually live, but not where your mom checks the mail. Just speaking as someone who has had an awkward conversation about this topic.

All in all, it’s pretty simple. The main thing is to know the measure, buy from normal guys and don’t try to make a mini-Amsterdam out of your basement. And so – good luck, let your plants grow like on yeast. You know what I mean.

Alaska Cannabis Seed Bank

Okay, imagine the situation – you’ve just started to get interested in this whole topic of growing cannabis, and then you ask a logical question like “where do you get normal seeds in Alaska, are there any banks or is it all third-hand?”. Well, I’ll tell you like a friend, without the fancy stuff.

Look, Alaska seed banks are a hot topic. It’s not a safe deposit box where you keep your gold coins, it’s a place where they collect, store and sell all kinds of seeds. Kind of like a wine boutique, except instead of wine, it’s future lucky bushes. Some of these seed banks are local, right here in Alaska, and some are online and send you everything by mail, like amazon, only more fun.

I, for example, stumbled upon a local seed bank in Anchorage – I just went in out of interest, like, for a peek. I came out with a pack of feminized seeds and with the feeling that I bought something really worthwhile. The guys there are polite, do not persecute, explain everything, as if you are the first time in your life holding a seed in your hands. I commend them for this, because in other places it happens that you look at the seller, and it’s like he’s giving you a lecture on botany in the style of “don’t you know what a terpene profile is?”.

And in general, if there are no such places in your city, you can order from verified online seed banks. The important thing is that they actually deliver to Alaska. Honestly, I got caught a couple of times – like the order was placed, paid, I’m waiting, and then it turns out that they are in Canada and do not send to Alaska. It was a shame. So now I always double check. A good seed bank usually states right on their website that they work with Alaska and everything is legal.

By the way, some seed banks make promotional kits, like “surprise mix”, and you can get anything there. Once I received one of these – planted, and I still do not know what it was, but it grew vigorously, smelled sweet, and friends asked for more. So such lotteries are also an option, if you like to experiment.

In short, seed bank isn’t scary or murky. It’s just a place where you choose what you’re going to grow, and you can even feel like a bit of a breeder. The main thing is to take your time, read reviews, ask advice from the experienced, well, or here, from me. I am not an expert, but at least I have already successfully grown a couple of bushes. So, if you are going to do it – go ahead, Alaska has everything for it.