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Shipping Marijuana Seeds Legally Through the US, According to the DEA

Marijuana seeds laws are constantly changing and evolving over time. Right now, the cannabis community in the US, whether it be commercial growers, home growers, or businesses related to the weed market can get their seeds from all over the country and not have to worry about breaking federal law. Previously, due to federal illegality, cannabis seeds were restricted to the state in which they were produced, so a strain bred and grown in one state, legally, could not go beyond the boundaries of that state.

A recent legal clarification from the DEA could mean that seeds of cannabis strains popular in one part of the country could be legally shipped to another part of the country because the DEA considers all forms of cannabis seeds to be federal legal hemp, answering the common question: are marijuana seeds illegal to ship?

What is the benefit of this change in the law?

First of all, it is great news because popular strains from a particular area of the US will be able to be marketed anywhere, meaning that the marijuana seed market will expand. Markets such as California, Washington, or Oregon could reach legal markets on the East Coast and also markets that will open soon such as New York and New Jersey. For the companies that sell cannabis seeds, this is great news and also for the people who grow marijuana plants as they will have more diversity of strains to choose from.

Where can I buy marijuana seeds online in the USA?

At Blimburn Seeds, this news has not taken us by surprise. We have worked hard during these 20 years to be closer to the US market. Currently, we have a logistics center in New York and we have a catalog with more than 600 original and unique strains with a germination rate of more than 90%. You can buy Feminized, Regular, Autoflowering, Fast Version, Fast Blooming, CBD, and CBG strains on our website with the greatest security and confidence.

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Are cannabis seeds illegal?

At this time, cannabis strains are somewhat isolated in the regions where they are bred and created as they cannot be transported across state borders. For example, while recreational weed is legal at the state level in both California and Washington, moving a plant from one of those states to another is illegal at the federal level. The truth is that many marijuana breeders and seed banks across the US, including those interested in the Blimburn Seeds location, operate in a legal vacuum. In some countries, they are sold as a collector’s item which gives them a loophole to circumvent the law.

In 2018, Congress passed a farm bill legalizing hemp in the U.S. It defined “hemp” as any cannabis plant with less than 0.3% THC. This allows hemp to be grown and used for industrial purposes to create textiles and materials. The 2018 bill also opened up hemp production for the creation of cannabinoids other than delta-9 THC, such as CBD, delta-8, and others.

Because CBD and delta-8 products are generally extracted from hemp plants, i.e., cannabis plants containing less than 0.3% THC, they can be found in states that do not have legal recreational cannabis. Cannabis seeds have always been considered illegal because they come from plants with high THC content. The source of the seeds is above 0.3% THC, so anything that comes from those plants, such as seeds, has also been considered illegal cannabis. We encourage you to discover our strains with high CBD for people who need to alleviate their pains, illnesses, or enjoy a surprising terpene profile.

CBD Seeds?

CBD seeds are a new world to discover for new marijuana growers. Access the following link and you will see all of our CBD products. Here are two strains with high CBD recommended by Blimburn:

CBD Tutti Frutti (1:15)

CBD Tutti Frutti (1:15) indica strain resulted from a cross between Blue Haze x Green Haze x Thai Sativa x Lowrider x Haze x Sour Diesel. It provides Indica strength with a sweet and fruity flavor profile. It also provides a high percentage of CBD around 16%-20% and a THC of 0.3%-0.5%.

CBD Tutti Frutti (1:10) is a weed plant that produces 200-350gr/m2 indoors and 500 – 800gr/plant outdoors and is an easy cannabis plant for expert and novice growers. This weed is ready to be harvested after 9-10 weeks of flowering, delivering compact and CBD-rich buds. Buy CBD Tutti Frutti (1:10) marijuana seeds here!

CBD Super Kush (1:15)

CBD Super Kush (1:15) indica strain resulted from a cross between OG Kush x CBD. It provides Indica strength with an earthy, skunk, and tropical flavor profile. It also has a high percentage of CBD around 16%-18% and a THC of 0.1%-0.2%.

CBD Super Kush (1:15) is a weed plant that produces 500gr/m2 indoor and 400r/plant outdoors and is an easy cannabis plant for expert and novice growers. This weed is ready to be harvested after 8 weeks of flowering, delivering compact and CBD-rich buds. Buy CBD Super Kush (1:15) cannabis seeds here!

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What does this change?

First, if the DEA and the federal government allow seeds to cross state lines, adults would be able to grow and consume seeds and strains from across the country in their own state. Certain strains would no longer be confined to a specific region, but could be enjoyed nationwide.

In a short time, we will see new companies emerge into the weed market. In addition, it may generate more investment, a larger industry, and greater acceptance of the plant.

From now on, breeders will have a greater diversity of strains to work with. The number and diversity of new strains is likely to increase, taking advantage of new consumer trends and tastes.

This is great news! The DEA’s recognition that cannabis seeds, clones, and tissue cultures are not controlled substances is not law, but it is a big step forward in relaxing restrictions on weed.

FAQs

Are marijuana seeds legal in the United States?

Yes, according to a recent clarification from the DEA, all cannabis seeds are considered federally legal hemp as long as they contain less than 0.3% THC. This means marijuana seeds can now be legally shipped across state lines in the U.S., expanding access for growers and seed banks nationwide. However, it’s important to check state-specific laws before purchasing or cultivating cannabis seeds.

Can I buy marijuana seeds online in the USA?

Absolutely. At Blimburn Seeds, you can purchase marijuana seeds online with confidence. We offer over 600 strains, including Feminized, Autoflowering, CBD, and CBG seeds, all shipped securely from our New York logistics center. Whether you’re a home grower or a commercial cultivator, you’ll find seeds with a germination rate of over 90% to suit your needs.

What does the DEA’s decision mean for cannabis growers?

The DEA’s decision means that cannabis seeds, clones, and tissue cultures are no longer considered controlled substances. This allows breeders and growers to legally ship seeds across state lines, enabling popular strains from states like California or Oregon to be grown nationwide. It also opens the door for more innovation, diversity in strains, and growth in the U.S. cannabis market.

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