ROOTED IN CURIOSITY

More discovery.
Less digging.

SeedJunkie started with a simple idea: finding a strain
shouldn’t mean opening twenty different tabs.

A place to start your search.

We bring listings from independent seed banks into one searchable collection. Search a name, compare listed prices per seed, and narrow your options by seed type, supplier, or region.

SeedJunkie is a comparison site. We don’t sell seeds or handle orders. When you find something interesting, follow the listing to the supplier for the current details.

Explore the collection

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING AT

Good comparisons start
with honest information.

The archive is historical

Our local preview uses a saved catalog from March 2023. Those prices, links, and stock observations are historical. They aren’t offers or a promise that a supplier still carries an item.

A price is a starting point

We compare the collected price per seed in USD. Foreign prices use the exchange rates associated with the catalog. Shipping, pack sizes, promotions, and the supplier’s final checkout price can change the comparison.

Freshness should be visible

Each listing shows when it was last checked. A listing only qualifies as recently verified in stock if it was seen in stock within the last 48 hours. Older observations stay labeled as unverified.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you explore.

Are these prices current?

When the archive banner is visible, all listings are historical. In the refreshed catalog, use each listing’s last-checked date and confirm the final price directly with the supplier.

What do the region filters mean?

They reflect the region labels collected by the original scraper. They do not guarantee shipping to your address. Check the supplier’s delivery policy.

Where do the product pictures come from?

Pictures were saved from the corresponding suppliers alongside the original listings. They illustrate those listings; they are not photos of stock currently verified by SeedJunkie.

Can I compare different suppliers?

Yes. Search for the strain name, then sort by price or narrow the results by seed bank. Check genetics, pack size, and product details with each supplier before treating two listings as equivalent.