Old-School Strains

Are Old-School Strains Potent Enough?

This is the primary concern for many growers and smokers. According to popular belief, classic strains from the previous century are far less potent than the current offerings of the marijuana seeds market. However, that’s hardly more than an urban legend.

On average, today’s buds have slightly higher levels of THC compared with the classic marijuana strains samples from the past decades, but we’re talking about a few percentage points – nothing that can’t be remedied with an extra puff or two. In any case, the ballpark is the same, and the best old-school strains originating as far back as the 70s or 80s, such as Afghani #1 or Neville’s Haze, produce the same mind-numbing effects as last season’s hottest items.

Moreover, modern breeders work mostly with the same old gene pool, so the trending crowd-pleasers of today are the same timeless classics with just a bit of clever genetic reshuffling done on them.

Unique Classic Flavors

One reason to try classic cannabis strains is to experience a real-deal old-school smell and taste. Every decade has its preferences. Now, it seems to be all about the sweetness of pastry, ice cream, candy, and fruity drinks. In the 1970s, Europe was enveloped by the smell of hash associated with Afghani and Moroccan landraces, while the 80s saw the rise of Skunks and the Northern Lights family. In the 90s came Hazes, which endured well into the current century. All are amazing in their own right and worthy of your attention.

Dependable Cultivars That Have Stood the Test of Time

Whether you grow cannabis for pleasure or depend on it as a cash crop, you probably don’t want to take any chances and are seeking a strain that dependably delivers every time. By choosing classic strains of weed, you’ll get some of the finest buds you’ve ever grown. Such gems as Northern Lights, Skunk #1, and Amnesia Haze have proven their worth as cultivars in thousands and sometimes millions of successful runs.

Most old-school cannabis seeds are stable, true-breeding genetic lines and produce the same healthy, vibrant, and high-yielding plants as when they originated – in the 80s, 70s, or even 60s. It’s also a common good practice for seed banks to re-release their most popular oldies, sometimes with a slightly different name like Skywalker Haze. These new and improved releases are meant to take the best features of the original up a notch, such as potency, terpene profile, or bud production.

Autoflowering Releases Based on Classic Genetics

When choosing fully proven and established old-school strains of weed for yourself, don’t pass on autoflowers. Strictly speaking, this type of cannabis only emerged at the beginning of this century, but you’ll find dozens of familiar oldies now offered as autoflowering feminized seeds. With names like White Widow Auto or Wild Thailand Ryder, they offer an authentic experience in terms of effects and flavors while finishing their life cycle in a short 9-10 weeks from seed.

Your Choice of Old-School Weed Seeds is Limitless

No matter what genetics you prefer – Sativa, Indica, or hybrid – there are enough first-rate old-school strains in every category. While half a century ago, the most sought-after buds were Sativas with names like Colombian Gold telling a tale of far-off exotic places, home growers soon recognized the value of pure or almost pure Indicas such as Mazar and then began to cross the two to get varieties that contained the best of both worlds. In our collection of oldies, we feature the whole breadth of the Sativa-Indica spectrum.

Old-School Seeds for Sale at Herbies

By purchasing classic cannabis seeds here at Herbies, you can be confident of getting the genuine article from the world’s top seed banks. All seeds are in their original collectible-quality packages, although we can unpack them for stealth shipping at your request.

We also accept the most common and convenient methods of payment such as credit cards, and we ensure speedy worldwide delivery. With Herbies, buying old-school marijuana strains or any other type of seeds has never been easier!

Disclaimer: Before purchasing and growing cannabis seeds, ensure that cannabis cultivation is legal in your region.

Shipping to New Zealand

How long does it take for a package to be delivered to New Zealand?

Delivery usually takes 8 to 15 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.

How can I track the status of my order after it has been shipped?

You can track the status of your order on the Tracking page.

How well will the seeds in my order be concealed from prying eyes?

We offer an enhanced discreet shipping service to New Zealand and conceal the seeds inside items that do not arouse suspicion to avoid confiscation at customs.

What should I do if my order is seized at customs?

All orders shipped to New Zealand are insured, which guarantees you the right to two free reshipments in the event that your items are confiscated by customs. You can contact our live chat support if anything goes wrong.

See more information on our delivery terms on the Shipping page.

Payment in New Zealand

How can I pay for my purchase in New Zealand?

You can pay for your order using a debit or credit card, cryptocurrency, Apple Pay, or by bank transfer.

In what currency is the payment made – in New Zealand dollars?

All card payments are processed in euros. If your card is denominated in New Zealand dollars, the amount will be automatically converted, and you will receive the amount in your currency in your account.

Do I have to pay any additional fees?

Your bank or payment provider may charge a currency conversion fee. If you’re sending cryptocurrency, there may also be network fees. The only additional charge on Herbies’ side is shipping insurance, which covers up to two free reshipments for added peace of mind.

Are there any restrictions on cards or bank accounts?

Herbies accepts only valid debit or credit cards with 3D Secure. Make sure your card can be used for international transactions. As for bank transfers, you cannot make a payment from ANZ or Kiwi Bank. Make sure your bank can receive transfers to Caixa.

See extra information on the Payments page.