We ordered twice in three weeks from Royal Queen Seeds. The first pack arrived two days after ordering after traveling 1500 miles. It also happened to be Christmas Eve, so it was a good Christmas. RQS soon ran some holiday promotions. We stacked that deal with a coupon for three free seeds RQS sent with our first order. Those seeds arrived in four days, which included the New Year's holiday. No two ways about it, that's good service. Between the two orders totaling about $80, we got nine free seeds. Nine. We haven't tried to germinate any yet. We'll be growing outdoors, so we're waiting for warmer temps. I don't expect to have trouble getting the plants to grow, however. Cannabis is an annual plant. Seeds of annuals are almost always easy to start. If you can't get them to germinate -- or if they die early on -- blame the gardener, not the seeds. If this is your first ever attempt to grow a any kind of plant, I suggest practicing your germination skills with a pack of tomato or okra seeds. They cost about $2 at Walmart or any garden store. Do that before you put $50 of cannabis seeds between two wet paper towels to rot. Germinate a tomato seed and grow the plant for three weeks. If you can do that, you'll be able to grow seeds from any seedbank. Good luck.