4030 W 1st Ave Ste 100
West Eugene - Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 444-3042
We have the highest quality, CBD seeds on the market. All of our seeds are fully feminized and have very high levels of CBD. Our seeds are resilient to mildew, mold and pest. They also have short flower finishing times.
About Pacific Seed:
We have the highest quality, CBD seeds on the market. All of our seeds are fully feminized and have very high levels of CBD. Our seeds are resilient to mildew, mold and pest. They also have short flower finishing times.
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A planted seed with a success
Acts of kindness, giving, using your resources can only strengthen our community and bring greater success to all.
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Sometimes life reduces us down to a mustard seed of faith. When we are at
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Seed libraries sprouting all over. We’ll dig into the populist push to preserve diversity – and flavor -- in our gardens and diets.
