some companies find that they can send you autoflower replacements for out of stock products on orders.
have you experienced this shit
I've only had one issue with this but it was after I had that one order intercepted by customs. By the time that month + went by a few things they were going to replace got sold out. That I can understand. But if you've had a company sell out after you placedva successful order and they told you after the fact, that's not good. Like anything else in this world, if you don't get what you want, or good customer service, don't do business with that company. It's amazing how after 3 months of constantly searching for seeds companies, there are still new ones I find that never hit my radar. You could just google search "Top Quality cannabis seeds" and page after page, one site leading to another and another.......
Try your best to buy directly from the company, or people, who produce the seeds themselves, and not 3rd party re-sellers. If a company has far more fems and/or autos than regular seeds, I won't buy from them (or at least, not again....). If they seem to specialize in sold out or discontinued or retired seeds, I won't buy from them. If all they sell is 3 or 5 or 6 seeds of strains, I won't buy from them, and if they sell via auctions.......they must really like themselves to make people participate in an auction. Auction this! ;).
There are too many breeders/sellers out there to waste my time and money on getting frustrated. You could just buy from people who aren't companies, or find good people to trade with......and grow for the next 20 years without having to buy seeds again.
Then there are these "elite cultivars" that sell their seeds in hand carved rosewood boxes with stained glass windows wrapped in a tuxedo.......they describe their strains in ways that make find Bordeaux seem like Kool-aid. Well, maybe their strains really do have 32% THC and the lower fan leaves drop with resin. Ok, I'll try them once and they better be so good.........
So, be picky. ;)