Worldwide Marijuana Seeds

Delicious free seeds for November!

worldwideseeds — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 15:20:44 +0000

This month we welcome back Delicious Seeds to our monthly offers. We have teamed up to give away two top selling strains from the Delicious range for the whole of November.

The seeds for this month are:

Northern Light Blue
La Diva Automatic

Read more about the strains on the product pages, and don’t forget to check out the rest of Delicious Seeds on the category page.

Welcoming Samsara Seeds… with 2 free seeds!

worldwideseeds — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 15:09:39 +0000

We recently added Samsara Seeds to our already extensive marijuana seeds selection, and are celebrating this by giving away two of them free for the whole month of September!

This month’s offerings are the following two strains:

Holy Grail 69
As a result of our breeder´s fantasy, we present you a cross of our Punky Lion with pure Haze phenotype. The plant is slightly higher and hardly has leaves to shape. It spreads all over a fresh, tropical piña colada fragrance that would amaze even the most experts and sybarites of the world of cannabis.
Thunder Bloody Mary Automatic
The best properties of an excellent Mazar mother are cultivated in this variety with autoflowering pattern. This plant has even shorter growth period thanks to its rebred between Mazar and White Dwarf. Thunder Bloody Mary is an example how surprisingly nature can be.

Don’t forget to check out the other strains from Samsara Seeds by clicking here!

2x Dinafem free seeds for the rest of August!

worldwideseeds — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:26:25 +0000

Our 7 Dwarfs Seeds promotion, whilst very popular, has sadly come to end. However, as promised, we’ve got another promotion to finish the month off!

We’ve got together with Dinafem to give you two new strains if you order from now until the end of August:

Remember, this promotion is only for the rest of the month, so if you want to get your hands on these marijuana seeds, then get your order in quick!

Free TH Seeds – Amsterdam’s Finest!

worldwideseeds — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 09:47:55 +0000

This month we’ve teamed up with Amsterdam’s finest, TH Seeds, for our free feminized seeds.

Focusing on quality and always keeping the grower in mind, TH Seeds aims to improve and create new genetics while sticking to a simple philosophy: protect genetics and serve mankind.

So, without further ado, here’s this month’s freebies:

Burmese Kush - Or as we like to call it: BuKu! A quick flowering OG Kush! hybrid (7 weeks), that has that signature OG Kush! flavor and strength. The flavor of the BuKu! has a distinct citric edge that everyone enjoys.

Sage ‘n’ Sour - Bringing some West Coast haze flavor to an East Coast legend. SAGE has been TH Seeds #1 plant for 15 years and we are sure that Sage ‘n’ Sour will be one of yours.

Enjoy!

Free Exodus Cheese and Auto Big Bang!

worldwideseeds — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 18:52:05 +0000

This month we’re celebrating the recent launch of 10 new strains of marijuana seeds from Green House Seeds, by giving you all 2 of them to try!

And they are none other than…

Exodus Cheese
Automatic Big Bang

The other new strains are:

Diamond Girl
Pure Kush
Super Bud
Kalashnikova
Moby Dick
Ladyburn 1974
Super Critical
Super Critical Automatic

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Free Eva Female Seeds!

worldwideseeds — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 16:00:28 +0000

This month we are proud to announce that we’ve team up with Eva Female Seeds for the two free feminized seeds.

The Spanish breeder produces a superb range of feminized strains, all unique varieties with exquisite aromas and remarkable powers. Varieties are selected for flavour, yield and quality. In short, they are perfect for any collector.

The two strains we are giving away for the rest of the month are:

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Delicious Free Seeds!

worldwideseeds — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 13:08:05 +0000

Happy New Year!

To wish you all a very happy 2011, we’ve got together with Delicious Seeds to bring you this very special offer. We are giving away two of their finest marijuana seeds with every order placed this month.

The two seeds are:

As always, both of them are feminized seeds. Make sure you start 2011 with a smile on your face!

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Tees the season! Last minute Christmas gifts

worldwideseeds — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 09:54:43 +0000

We’d like to introduce our fantastic range of original t-shirts just in time for Christmas. If you’re stuck for a last minute gift idea or want to wow your friends, check out the coolest tees around… but hurry they’re selling fast!

World of FREE Seeds!

worldwideseeds — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 16:53:32 +0000

This month we’ve teamed up with our wonderful friends at World of Seeds to give you an early Christmas stocking filler!

We’ve secured a secret stash of Afghan Kush seeds and are offering two free seeds worth over $30 with every* order.

» Afghan Kush Special

» Afghan Kush Ryder

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Virginia Should Legalize Pot

worldwideseeds — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 12:56:22 +0000

Virginia is one of 18 states where the government operates a monopoly on the distribution and sale of hard liquor. Virginia’s Alcohol Beverage Control stores are a holdover from alcohol prohibition. Lasting from 1920 to 1933, alcohol prohibition was repealed when it became clear that prohibition was financing organized crime while failing miserably at preventing alcohol use.

Making the case for ABC privatization, Gov. Bob McDonnell has argued that selling alcohol is not a core government responsibility. Neither is criminalizing people who use marijuana.

State alcohol sales generate state revenue. Virginia brings in $324 million a year from alcohol sales. Marijuana prohibition, on the other hand, squanders tax dollars and creates opportunity costs as police focus efforts on nonviolent consensual vices. Virginia police made 19,764 arrests for marijuana offenses in 2009. Six percent of all Virginia arrests are for marijuana offenses. Police time spent busting marijuana consumers is time not spent going after child molesters, rapists and murderers.

Virginia legislators will soon get a chance to end this misuse of police resources. In the upcoming 2011 General Assembly session, Del. Harvey Morgan, R-Gloucester, has proposed a bill to decriminalize marijuana possession. HB 1443 would replace criminal penalties for simple possession with a civil fine of $500. The bill does not reduce penalties for cultivation or distribution. Courts would still have the option of mandating substance abuse treatment for at-risk youth.

In the face of continued budget woes, Virginia legislators need to ask themselves a simple question. Which is the bigger priority? Locking up nonviolent marijuana offenders or saving the jobs of police officers, firefighters and teachers? The cost of incarcerating three marijuana offenders for a year more than covers the salary of a police officer, firefighter or teacher. Morgan’s bill would save on criminal justice costs and generate millions in new revenue.

Morgan is no dope-smoking hippy; in fact, he is ideally suited to push the envelope on this once-controversial but increasingly mainstream issue. Morgan is a Republican member of the General Assembly and, more important, an assistant clinical professor of pharmacy at Virginia Commonwealth University’s medical school. His bill is grounded in legitimate clinical expertise and fiscal conservatism.

Marijuana decriminalization admittedly faces an uphill battle in Virginia. Big government culture warriors will no doubt oppose HB 1443. Make no mistake, marijuana prohibition is a cultural inquisition, not a public health campaign. If health outcomes instead of cultural norms determined drug laws, marijuana would be legal. Unlike alcohol, marijuana has never been shown to cause an overdose death, nor does it share the addictive properties of tobacco.

Marijuana can be harmful if abused, but criminal records are inappropriate as health interventions and ineffective as deterrents. Studies show that states that have decriminalized marijuana do not have higher rates of use than states that criminalize users. The U.S. has double the rate of marijuana use as the Netherlands, where marijuana is legally available.

This is the type of abject government failure that should outrage proponents of limited government. Tax dollars are being wasted on a failed government program. Public safety resources are being diverted to further a punitive nanny state built upon a hypocritical version of morality.

The ideological arguments being used to make the case for Alcohol Beverage Control privatization apply to marijuana law reform. Criminalizing citizens who prefer marijuana to martinis is not an appropriate role for government.

Fiscally conservative Republicans and tea partiers who truly believe in liberty and limited government will support marijuana decriminalization.

Democrats who privately support marijuana law reform but fear the soft-on-drugs label need to get smart-on-drugs and get behind HB 1443. They’ve got a conservative Republican leading the way for them.

Bottom line, Virginia can no longer afford to subsidize the prejudices of culture warriors.

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