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This is where The Seeds Depot publishes long-form cultivation writing — not quick listicles, but the kind of detail a grower actually needs before putting a seed in soil. We are building three threads of coverage here: strain reviews drawn from the genetics in our own catalog, grow guides that follow a plant from germination through cure, and legal updates for the New England states where home cultivation is allowed. Every post is written by a named contributor and checked against current law and our own grow notes rather than reposted from elsewhere. The aim is a small library of pages worth bookmarking, so we would rather publish slowly than pad the archive. Each one is reviewed by Will Maluk before publication — see our editorial standards for the review process.
Honest write-ups of the genetics we carry — flowering time, expected yield, growing difficulty, aroma, and which type of grower each strain actually suits.
Step-by-step walkthroughs for germination, seedling care, training, feeding, and harvest, written for indoor tents and outdoor plots alike.
Plain-English summaries of home-cultivation rules in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, refreshed whenever the law changes.
How to read a seed listing, the difference between feminized, autoflower, and regular seeds, and what a germination guarantee really covers.
We haven’t published a post yet. Our first round of strain reviews and state legal updates is being written and fact-checked now — once a post clears editorial review it will appear in this space, newest first.
In the meantime, you can browse our seed catalog, read our editorial standards, or check the home-cultivation rules for Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.