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High Yield Seeds

Because cultivating cannabis requires investing time, money, and effort, it only makes sense that many choose to grow high-yield seeds. Heavy-yielding strains will produce gargantuan amounts of flowers in the hands of both commercial cultivators and hobby growers, giving record-breaking harvests that will keep your stash jars full.

To make your search easier and faster, we’ve gathered more bounce-to-the-ounce seeds from reputable breeders in one place. Many of these varieties need very little expertise, while some may demand extra attention to share buckets of top-shelf nugs. Browse below to stop daydreaming of XL yields and start growing seeds with scale-bursting production potential.

Why grow high-yield seeds?

Harvest size is the foremost priority of many growers.

Fortunately, you can get the most out of your grow without sacrificing quality and potency by cultivating seeds carrying strong, reliable genetics with a high-capacity bud production. The right conditions and grow technique can boost the harvest of any strain, but XXL-yield varieties found in our assortment will provide even better results.

Additionally, states and countries that allow home cultivation of marijuana for adult and/or medicinal use limit the number of plants that can be grown at one time. However, there’s no restriction to the amount growers can harvest. That means you can maximize crop production without getting into some legal trouble simply by opting for high-yield seeds.

What are the traits of high-yield strains?

High-yield cannabis strains are bred to produce enormous harvests.

In general, they take a longer time to mature and may require extra care, especially during the final weeks of flowering. Growers who want these seeds should devote time and attention to rearing them into fruitful mothers.

Moreover, marijuana plants’ physical structure must be taken into consideration. Sativa varieties are notorious for their excessive stretch, developing thin, long stem and branches that will need support as the colas pack the weight. On the other hand, Indicas are more compact, and they naturally bush out as they grow. Because of their thick foliage, they require pruning and extra ventilation to avoid bud rot.

How big of yield can I expect to get?

On average, the amount you can harvest per plant is around 400 grams, but it can go up or down depending on the strain, light exposure, and lots of other factors. Some marijuana varieties can even share up to 600 grams, but they must be given 6 feet or more of vertical space.

If those figures impressed, you should not miss our collection of high-yielding seeds. The highest potential indoor and outdoor yield of the strains are provided on their individual product page, so you know what to expect. Other vital information, such as the variant’s preferred grow conditions, fragrance, flavor, effects, and medical uses, are also included.

How to pick out the right high-yield marijuana seeds for me?

The traits and yield cap of a strain are impossible to tell from just looking at the seed. This is why you must do your research before purchasing and only buy from reputable seed banks or retailers. When ordering through our website, growers can rest assured that they’ll receive exactly what is described on the strain page and all the seeds are from respected sources.

Additionally, you can filter your search to find the options that meet your requirements and match your skills. The criteria or attributes cannabis growers can use to refine the search results are THC level, CBD level, yield, height, and flavor.

How to grow high-yielding seeds?

Apart from having the right genetics, these factors, among others, impact the final output of high-yielding seeds:

Grower’sskills. More often than not, high-yield strains need the care of expert (or experienced) hands. Cultivators must understand cannabis plants to find their nutrient ‘sweet spot’ in different stages throughout the life cycle. The grow environment must also be maintained in an optimal state.

Grow medium. A hydroponic setup produces 20% larger yields than soil. This is because nutrients are directly administered to the root system, so there’s no need to hunt out nutes in the substrate and more energy can be spent on development.

Lighting. To achieve maximum yields, it’s crucial to understand cannabis light cycles and have a good lighting plan. You must maximize PPFD or usable light levels (and match with suitable temperature and CO2 concentration) to optimize the photosynthesis in the plants. High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) lights have been used in indoor cannabis cultivation for a long time, but Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are becoming an increasingly popular option. LEDs offer a superior light spectrum yet emit a lot less heat.

Buy high-yield seeds online

If you want to make the most out of your grow, you’ve come to the right place! We have an extensive range of high-yield seeds with characteristics that can satisfy a variety of requirements. Are you a recreational or medical marijuana user? Do you want a morning pick-me-up or a mellowing after-work toke? No matter your grow skill level and weed preferences — we have prolific strains that will tick all the right boxes. Plus, all varieties offered in Marijuana Seeds for Sale are from the cannabis breeders and seedbanks with a stellar reputation, so you can trust that you will receive exactly what you purchased.

Start prepping before or as soon as you get your seeds. If you don’t have any experience in growing high-yield strains, gear yourself up for the extra challenges that may come along with these generous but also potentially demanding cannabis variants. Wading through forums and learning from the experience of other growers help immensely. As your weed plants mature, you can also seek valuable advice from the experts in these discussions. Then, once the flowers of the marijuana plants are ready for picking, simply line up the buckets, harvest, and prep them for drying and curing as you would any other collection of cannabis.