World of Seeds Cannabis Seeds: Landrace and Ryder Autos

Say you've got one 80x80 tent free and you want something that finishes fast, forgives a missed watering, and still fills a jar. That's the job the World of Seeds shelf does well. Afghan Kush Special needs only 45-55 days of flowering and shrugs off mould, pests and sloppy irrigation, while Mazar Kush finishes in 50-55 days at 400-450 g/m² indoors. No males to cull, no guesswork.

A Seedbank That Leans on Landrace Blood

World of Seeds works old lines instead of chasing every new hype cross, and the strain names give it away: Afghan Kush, Colombian Gold, Pakistan Ryder, Wild Thailand Ryder, Mazar Kush. Colombian Gold is a 100% sativa built from pure strains of Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, and it grows like it, fast and tall with plenty of lateral branches, up to 400 g/m² indoors after 65-75 days. Outdoors an attentive hand can pull 700 g or more per plant by the end of October. For the wider picture of what else we stock, the full cannabis seeds category sits one level up.

Mazar-i-Sharif, Ko Chang and the Gobi in One Grid

The origins aren't decoration here. Space mixes AK-47 and Black Domina with Mazar-i-Sharif, and after 8 weeks of flowering the cured buds smell like Afghan hash with a dash of fine hardwood. Mongolia THC Free pulls ancient hemp genetics out of the arid Gobi: around 21% CBD at roughly 22:1, 80-120 cm indoors with up to 550 g/m² after 9-10 weeks, and up to 200 cm outdoors with well beyond 1200 g per plant by mid-October. On the inhale it's sweet citrus over a silky caramel finish, clear-headed enough for daytime.

The Ryder Autos Are the Short-Season Answer

Afghan Kush Ryder, Pakistan Ryder, Wild Thailand Ryder, Sugar Mango Ryder, Amnesia Ryder and Northern Light x Big Bud Ryder all run on a clock instead of a light switch. Amnesia Ryder goes from seed to harvest in 60-70 days, clears 120 cm easily and can hit 450-550 g/m² indoors or about 200 g per plant outside, with citrus up front and hints of Skunk, Jack Herer and Thai underneath. Watch out for the flip side of autos: they don't wait for you. Miss a week of feeding during the stretch and that yield is gone, which is why photoperiod packs like Yumbolt 47 are the safer pick if your schedule is unpredictable.

Which Pack Growers Keep Reordering

Yumbolt 47 is the one beginners come back for, a 90% indica that tolerates irrigation mistakes and gives 450-500 g/m² in 55-65 days. Strawberry Blue is the sweet-tooth pick, with long side branches that beg for a ScrOG and 350-450 g/m² after 65-70 days. New York 47 tastes of lemon and fuel, but it gains 200% in height after you flip to flower, so measure your headroom first. Mazar Kush yields big and finishes early, though the smell is genuinely loud. Budget for a carbon filter.

How It Compares, and What to Order First

If CBD is the whole point, our own catalogue puts Mongolia THC Free next to Dutch Passion's CBD Charlotte's Angel, which sits near 16% CBD, so the Mongolian landrace comes in higher on paper at a 22:1 ratio. Where other breeder shelves push modern dessert crosses and record yields, this one trades on heritage lines and short indica flowering windows. Packs arrive sealed and labelled, shipping is quick, and nothing on the outside hints at what's inside. First order? Afghan Kush Special for a fast indoor run, Colombian Gold if you've got a sunny plot and the patience to wait until late October.