ILGM – Editor’s Choice (2026)
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Herbies Seeds
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Crop King Seeds
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Apollo 11 seeds. Man, where do you even start with something like that? It’s not just a name—it’s a vibe. A throwback to moon missions and cosmic ambition, sure, but also this weird, electric energy packed into a tiny, unassuming seed. You grow it and suddenly you’re dealing with a plant that feels like it’s been engineered in some underground lab by stoned geniuses with too much time and way too much weed. And I mean that in the best way.
This isn’t your average backyard bud. Apollo 11 is sharp. Fast. It hits like a caffeine rush wrapped in citrus and pine, with this weird undercurrent of something… metallic? Not in a bad way. Just—unexpected. The high comes on quick, like, “Oh, I’m high now. Right now.” No slow build. No gentle climb. Just boom, you’re there. Eyes wide, thoughts racing, maybe a little too fast if you’re not ready for it. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
And the grow? Short. Stocky. Efficient. Like it’s got somewhere to be. You don’t need a damn greenhouse or a PhD in botany. Just some decent light, patience, and maybe a playlist that leans psychedelic. It flowers fast—like, 7 weeks fast—and doesn’t stretch too much, which is great if you’re working with limited space or just don’t want a jungle in your closet. It’s a clone of genius, literally. The Genius strain (a Jack Herer phenotype) crossed with Cinderella 99. That’s where the speed and the sparkle come from.
But here’s the thing. It’s not for everyone. Some folks want mellow. They want couch-lock. Apollo 11 doesn’t do mellow. It does “let’s reorganize the garage at 2am” or “I just wrote a screenplay in my head and forgot it immediately.” It’s cerebral. Sometimes too cerebral. You might find yourself spiraling into weird thoughts about time and memory and whether or not your cat is judging you. (She is.)
Smell-wise? Funky citrus with this weird chemical edge. Like lemon cleaner and fresh soil had a baby. Some people love it. Others wrinkle their noses. I dig it. It smells like something’s about to happen.
And the yield? Decent. Not massive, not disappointing. Somewhere in the middle. But honestly, you’re not growing Apollo 11 for pounds. You’re growing it for that electric, buzzing high that makes you want to build something or write a manifesto or just stare at your ceiling fan and contemplate the absurdity of ceiling fans.
Would I recommend it? Yeah. If you’ve got a brain that likes to wander and a tolerance that can handle a little head-trip, absolutely. Just don’t expect it to tuck you in at night. This one’s more likely to keep you up talking to yourself about ancient civilizations or whether dogs dream in color.
Anyway. Apollo 11. It’s not subtle. It’s not gentle. But damn, it’s fun.