Dinafem Seeds
A Spanish seed bank from San Sebastián. The sources describe it mostly through one 2016 press release, so much of its story is still to be told.
- 7cup results
- 2first places
- 2009–2017active in results
- 4cups entered
01Beginnings
Dinafem Seeds is a Spanish cannabis seed bank based in San Sebastián, Spain. A 2016 press release, republished by NCV Media, says it was founded in 20021. The same text says the company has worked with partners around the world since it began, building up a large collection of genetics1.
Beyond that, little is known about the early years. The source used for this page does not say who started Dinafem, why, or how its first catalogue came together. For now, the start of the story is a date, a city and a habit of working with partners.
02The story so far
Dinafem says it was a pioneer in researching and developing feminized and auto-flowering seeds1. That is the company's own framing, repeated in a press release, and no outside party confirms it. The release describes its catalogue as covering sativa, indica, hybrid and CBD-based lines1. It also lists varieties with THC:CBD ratios of 1:1, 1:2 and 1:3, plus low-THC, high-CBD varieties1. This describes the genetics on offer and nothing more.
On 5 April 2016, the Canadian company Supreme Pharmaceuticals announced a strategic alliance with Dinafem1. Under the deal, Dinafem was to supply cannabis seeds to AMMCan, a wholly owned subsidiary of Supreme1. Dinafem was also to give Supreme exclusive consulting services on an ongoing basis1. This is the one concrete business milestone in the available sources. It was announced as a plan, and the source does not report any results. How the arrangement worked out is not documented here.
03Culture and reputation
The 2016 release says Dinafem has won many awards at cannabis competitions. It names Treating Yourself in Canada, the Highlife Cup in Holland and Spannabis in Spain1. It does not say which entries won or in which years, so those details are not documented in this source.
The release also quotes a Mr. Gorospe, named as Dinafem's CEO at the time, without giving his first name1. The company says it aims to get the most out of each variety it works with1. The source gives no further detail on how the team works day to day.
04Where things stand
The only dated snapshot of Dinafem in the sources comes from 5 April 2016. The release presents it then as a Spanish seed bank entering a partnership with Supreme Pharmaceuticals1. Nothing in the material used for this page describes the company in 2026, or says whether the Supreme arrangement continued, changed or ended. Its current status, ownership and operations are not documented here. This section should be updated when a more recent source is found.
05What comes next
In April 2016, Dinafem's CEO said the company looked forward to working with Supreme to bring its genetics to the Canadian market1. That is the only forward-looking statement in the available sources, and no later outcome is documented. No other plans were found, so Dinafem's direction today remains an open question that this page will not guess at.
On the podium, in our data
CannaLib records 7 cup results naming Dinafem Seeds, between 2009 and 2017, 2 of them first places.
Where they showed up
- Highlife Cup (Netherlands) · 2 entries
- Expogrow Cannabis Cup (Irún) · 2 entries
- Copa Canarias / Canarian Cannabis Cup · 2 entries
- Spannabis Champions Cup · 1 entries
Strains behind the results
Sources
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