White Label Seeds

mike357

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would someone educate me please. is white label seeds made by sensi seeds? why is white label seeds on sensi seeds site? my real question is: are white label seeds comparable in quality to sensi seeds? please let me hear your opinions good/bad on white label. are they just crappy knockoffs or the real deal? thanks
 

Bad Karma

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Sensi Seeds bought and acquired White Label several years ago (along with Flying Dutchmen and some other Dutch breeders).
So White Label is now just one part of the Sensi family of breeders, thus their presence on the website.
As for are White Label Seeds as good as Sensi Seeds, I say no.
I've grown both brands (Sensi Jack Herer and White Label Rhino), and while Sensi was only mildly disappointing, White Label was extremely disappointing.
I would grow Sensi again, but I will not be growing with White Label again.
The majority of White Label's seed catalog is made up of knock-off strains, but they do have a couple of originals.

Now if you're wondering if you should buy either of these brands, don't.
There are better breeders/seeds/strains out there then White Label's (like TGA Subcool, Gage Green, Mandala, Sannies) that don't cost an arm and a leg.
Now speaking of costing an arm and a leg, their are better seeds out there for the price then what Sensi is offering (like Cali Connection, DNA Genetics, and TGA Subcool).
I still like Sensi and their gear, they just charge too much for it.
 

mike357

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thanks for the response. + rep. just kind of trying to find a fem northern lights, ive never grown northern lights, and i kind of feel like it is my duty as a grower to grow it out at least once in my life. but i'm not freakin paying what sensi's cost. i don't mind shelling out the money for good genetics, i always do, but 200 bucks, fuck that. guess i'll stick with dna for awhile.
 

Bad Karma

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thanks for the response. + rep. just kind of trying to find a fem northern lights, ive never grown northern lights, and i kind of feel like it is my duty as a grower to grow it out at least once in my life. but i'm not freakin paying what sensi's cost. i don't mind shelling out the money for good genetics, i always do, but 200 bucks, fuck that. guess i'll stick with dna for awhile.
You're welcome :)
The only other way around Sensi's prices is to buy the seeds individually, and not in packs.
That way you can grab 2 or 3 seeds, without taking out a small loan to do so.
In the meantime though, DNA is a good choice.
 
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