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Okay, listen, if you suddenly decide to buy cannabis seeds in Oklahoma, don’t worry about it at all, it’s totally doable. At first I thought it was super complicated, like you have to whisper in basements, but in reality it’s much easier than it looks.

First of all, yes, cannabis is legal in Oklahoma, medically. So if you have a medical marijuana card, you’re almost there. It’s a little more complicated without it, but the seeds themselves aren’t illegal. Like, they’re just seeds. They’re not stoned, they’re not smoked, they’re just, uh. laying around. That’s why a lot of stores sell them as “souvenirs” or “collectibles.” You know.

I, for example, bought online – tons of sites that deliver both in Oklahoma and generally anywhere. The main thing – to choose a proven, so that did not come some bullshit. And, by the way, see that there was a choice of species – indica, sativa, autoflowers – all this affects how it will grow later. I had an experience with autoflowers – really convenient, they themselves know when to bloom, do not need to shamanize with lighting.

If you want to buy live – some dispensaries also have seeds, especially those that have a license to grow. You just walk up, ask, like hey, do you have any seeds? They’ll either get it or direct you where to go. Some places will even help you choose a variety to suit your needs – well, if you’re not just “I want something to relax”, but like “I need something that’s not disturbing and yet won’t put you to sleep in a bowl”.

So yeah, overall – no big deal. Just decide what you need them for, find a decent vendor (you can even get references), check local regulations just in case (you know, just in case), and go for it. Oh yes, don’t forget – you’ll have to grow something out of them too, so get ready, it’s not a potted cactus.

Anyway, if you have any questions – write me, I’ll tell you where I took mine and which ones were really worth it.

Oklahoma Cannabis Seed Bank

Okay, listen, about the seed bank in Oklahoma, there’s a lot going on here too. I didn’t know they existed here at first, I thought it was only in California or Colorado, but it turns out – no, you can find normal seed banks in Oklahoma too, you just have to know where to look.

So, look, simply put, a seed bank is like a place or an online store where you can buy cannabis seeds. Not just “oh, we’ve got a couple seeds here,” but a straight up normal assortment – different varieties, autoflowers, femkas, regulars – everything as it should be. My first time I had such a selection that I hovered for about twenty minutes just reading the descriptions and trying to figure out what I even wanted.

There are local seed banks that work right out of Oklahoma – the cool thing about them is that they’re already adapted to the local climate. You know, like, they know it’s hot as hell here in the summer and it can suddenly snow in the spring. So they often have seeds that are tailored to that. Plus delivery is fast, well, and somehow calmer than waiting for something incomprehensible from Europe.

I once ordered from one such local, I will not do advertising now (but if you remind me, I’ll tell you in person). There was a dude who really knows his way around – I just told him “I want something simple and not to pass out”, and he was like “oh, here’s a hybrid for you, easy to maintain, and inserts smoothly”. I’m still grateful to him, honestly.

And yes, a normal seed bank isn’t just about selling. They often have tips, instructions, they even have a blog sometimes. There they write how to germinate, when to transplant, what to do if the leaves yellowed and you’re already panicking. So it’s also a source of information, not just a store.

In short, if you’re in Oklahoma and want to do a normal frost with a plant – seed bank will help you. It is better to get it from those who are seriously engaged in it, instead of searching through acquaintances or hoping for a chance. And, as usual – if necessary, I will tell you where to take, what to look for and where to start, no problem.