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Big Buddha Seeds

A cannabis seed company that appears in Cannabis Cup listings between 2006 and 2013. Much of its wider story is still undocumented.

  • 9cup results
  • 5first places
  • 2006–2015active in results
  • 3cups entered

01The story so far

In the source material, Big Buddha Seeds first appears at the 19th Cannabis Cup in 2006. That year's listings name two of its entries: Blue Cheese under the Sativa heading and Big Buddha Cheese under the Indica heading1. At the 22nd Cup in 2009 the company appeared on a different list, Best Booth, where it was named with Greenhouse Seed co and Barney Farm1. The listings record only the names. They do not describe the company's presence at either event.

The 2012 and 2013 Cups add more detail. At the 25th Cup in 2012, a Big Buddha Seeds Goodie Bag was listed in the Product Cup, and the company was again on the Best Booth list, this time with Cali Connection and Roor1. The 26th Cup in 2013 followed the same pattern. A Buddha Giftbag from the company was listed in the Product Cup, and the Best Booth list named it with Devil's Harvest and Sensi Seeds1. That year a Glass Cup entry, the Honey Collabs Collection, was also credited to Master Yoda and Big Buddha Seeds1.

02The stage it played on

These sources do not document Big Buddha Seeds' own culture, values or community ties, so this section covers the event where its name appears. High Times editor Steven Hager founded the Cannabis Cup in 1988, and it normally takes place in Amsterdam in November1. Two groups decide the awards. A panel of VIP judges picks which seed company grew the best indica, sativa and hybrid strains. At the U.S. Cannabis Cup expos, festival attendees vote for Best Booth, Best Products and Best Glass1. The festival also includes live music, educational seminars and an expo of cannabis-related products1.

03Where things stand now

The sources do not document where the company stands today. The latest Cannabis Cup list available is for the 27th Cup in 2014, and it has no Big Buddha Seeds entry1. That gap reflects only one set of listings. It does not show whether the company paused, changed direction or simply did not appear that year. None of the sources gives a dated statement about its current status, so this page makes no claim either way.

04What comes next

The sources contain no announced plans for Big Buddha Seeds. They consist only of past Cannabis Cup award listings, and no official text from the company was available. Future releases, events and changes therefore remain undocumented until a primary source covers them. This section can be updated if the company announces plans.

On the podium, in our data

CannaLib records 9 cup results naming Big Buddha Seeds, between 2006 and 2015, 5 of them first places.

Where they showed up

Strains behind the results

Sources

  1. Cannabis Cup (Wikipedia)

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