Sensi Seeds

{{Short description|Dutch cannabis company}}

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Sensi Seeds or Sensi Seed Bank is a Dutch company based in Amsterdam which markets cannabis seeds.

History

The company was founded in 1985,[https://sensiseeds.com/de/info/about/ Geschichte][http://sz-magazin.sueddeutsche.de/texte/anzeigen/40955/3/1 Zucht und Ordnung] SZ-Magazin 44/2013 or 1998. Sensi Seeds is the world's largest cannabis seed producer[http://www.taz.de/1/archiv/archiv-start/?ressort=sp&dig=1998%2F09%2F25%2Fa0328&cHash=1357d1261f5038f09029d76dec5b3cac Süßlich duftende Leckereien aus dem Raubtierkäfig] taz with the world's largest cannabis seed bank.[http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-9247715.html Zapfhähne raus, Joints rein] DER SPIEGEL 50/1995, S. 122[http://www.drugscouts.de/sites/default/files/file/Goehler-Graubaum-Diplomarbeit-Cannabisspezifische-Angebote.pdf Cannabisspezifische Angebote für Jugendliche] Daniel Graubaum und Mirko Göhler, Diplomarbeit zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades Diplom Sozialarbeiter/Sozialpädagoge, Hochschule Merseburg, S. 30

Sensi Seeds was founded by Ben Dronkers, who also founded Amsterdam's Hash, Marihuana & Hemp Museum.{{cite book|title=Pot Culture: The A–Z Guide to Stoner Language & Life|author1-first=Shirley|author1-last=Halperin|author2-first=Steve|author2-last=Bloom|publisher=Abrams Image|year=2007|OCLC=154690059}}[http://www.drogen-info-berlin.de/htm/sensi_seeds.html Sensi Seeds - die größte Samenbank der Welt] drogen-info-berlin.de The museum and the Sensi Seeds store within, were noted as Amsterdam destinations by travel guides by Let's Go, Lonely Planet, Rick Steves, and others.{{cite book|title=Let's Go Amsterdam|edition=Fifth|editor-first=Nathaniel|editor-last=Rakich|publisher=Macmillan|year=2007|ISBN=0312374542|series=Let's Go|p=166}}{{cite book|title=Lonely Planet Amsterdam|first=Catherine |last=Le Nevez|publisher=Lonely Planet|year=2022|ISBN=1837580553|p=135}}{{cite book|authorlink1=Rick Steves|author1-first=Rick|author1-last=Steves|title=Rick Steves Amsterdam & the Netherlands|author2-first=Gene|author2-last=Openshaw|edition=Fifth|publisher=Avalon Publishing|year=2025|ISBN=1641716363|pp=155-156}}{{cite book|title=The Art Lover's Guide to Amsterdam|series=City Guides|first=Angela |last=Youngman|publisher=White Owl|year=2025|ISBN=1399001884}}

According to a 2011 book, the company's success was acknowledged by knockoffs of strains developed and named by Sensi, who were unable to protect their brand names due to the legal landscape of the cannabis industry, after which time Sensi created a knockoff brand of its own products, White Label.{{cite book|title=The Cannabible 3|first=Jason|last= King|publisher=Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed Press|year=2011|ISBN=1607741733}}

See also

  • Chris Conrad (author), who has been a Sensei Seeds consultant in the 1990s{{cite book|title=Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana - Medical, Recreational and Scientific|first=Martin A. |last=Lee|publisher=Simon and Schuster|year=2013|p=200}}
  • White-label product

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