Marijuana Seeds Shipped to Oregon
We ship orders by USPS from our warehouse in New York. We sell online, with no local storefront or pickup. Our catalog includes feminized, autoflower, regular and CBD seeds. We do not operate a dispensary or sell flower or clones.
Cannabis rules
Recreational cannabis is legal, and a medical program also operates. The Liquor and Cannabis Commission oversees licensed businesses, and the Health Authority publishes consumer guidance.
The recreational limit is 4 plants per residence. Possession limits also apply. Public use and driving while impaired remain illegal. Homegrown cannabis is for personal use.
Health Authority cannabis laws. Liquor and Cannabis Commission website.
Climate and growing conditions
West of the Cascades, wet winters and coastal fog create different conditions from the drier east side. Willamette Valley gardens do not share a frost window with Bend or Pendleton. Local frost dates, late season moisture and airflow matter more than a statewide planting date.
Seed packs
Our Weed Seeds Usa White Label range includes photoperiod Mimosa Photo Fem and autoflowers Lemon Haze F1 Auto Fem and Northern Lights Auto Fem.
Photoperiod plants flower as nights get longer. Autoflowers flower on their own schedule. Regular seeds can produce male or female plants, while feminized seeds are bred for female plants.
Browse cannabis seeds. Read the USPS shipping policy and germination guarantee terms. Shop FAQ. Seeds in Washington.
FAQs
Can I grow cannabis at home?
Yes, for adults 21 and older. The recreational limit is 4 plants per residence.
Who regulates cannabis?
The Liquor and Cannabis Commission oversees licensed businesses. The Health Authority publishes consumer law summaries.
What matters most about the climate?
Which side of the Cascades you live on. Western moisture and eastern frost patterns need different timing.
Can I use cannabis in public?
No. Public use remains illegal under the Health Authority's guidance.
When is the federal seed rule scheduled to change?
December 11, 2026 is the scheduled date for a federal change affecting some viable seeds. If it takes effect as scheduled, those seeds would fall outside the hemp definition in 7 U.S.C. 1639o. Section 2019 of the federal law sets out the timing.