Soma Seeds are the Dutch-Amsterdam genetics built by Soma, the breeder behind a back-catalogue of organic, hand-pollinated classics — SomaRi, Somango, NYC Diesel, Buddha's Sister, Amnesia Haze. We carry 6 Soma Seeds varieties, mostly feminised photoperiod packs leaning sativa and hybrid. Shop the full range below.
Soma Seeds
Amnesia Haze
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NYC Diesel
Soma Seeds are the Dutch-Amsterdam genetics built by Soma, the breeder behind a back-catalogue of organic, hand-pollinated classics — SomaRi, Somango, NYC Diesel, Buddha's Sister, Amnesia Haze. We carry 6 Soma Seeds varieties, mostly feminised photoperiod packs leaning sativa and hybrid. Shop the full range below.
Soma Seeds is the Amsterdam-based seed bank run by Soma himself — a breeder who has spent decades working with organic methods and hand-selected mother plants rather than chasing every trend that rolls through the coffeeshops. The catalogue is small on purpose. Soma puts out strains he's personally stabilised, and the names in our shelf — SomaRi, Somango, NYC Diesel, Buddha's Sister, Amnesia Haze — have been kicking around grower forums and Dutch menus for a long time for good reason. If you want a breeder with a tight, considered range instead of fifty re-releases of the same cookie cross, this is the wall to look at.
Our Soma Seeds selection is compact: six strains, sitting mostly in the feminised photoperiod camp. The line-up leans toward sativa-dominant and balanced hybrids — NYC Diesel and Amnesia Haze for the citrus-and-fuel sativa side, Somango for the fruit-forward indica-hybrid crowd, Buddha's Sister for heavier indica-leaning effects, and SomaRi as one of Soma's own signature crosses. These are classic genetics rather than the latest hype drops, and the packs are sized for home growers rather than commercial runs.
If it's your first grow, Somango or Buddha's Sister are the friendlier picks. Both lean indica-hybrid, stay more compact than the sativa side of the range, and finish on more predictable flowering windows. Soma's older indica-leaning genetics tend to be forgiving with feed and humidity, which is what you want while you're still working out your room.
Intermediate growers chasing flavour should look at Somango for tropical-fruit terps, or NYC Diesel if you want the grapefruit-and-fuel sativa profile that put Soma on the map in the first place. NYC Diesel runs longer in flower than a typical indica-dominant hybrid, so plan your space and your light cycle accordingly — sativas stretch.
For more experienced growers, Amnesia Haze is the obvious pick. It's a long-flowering, high-yielding sativa-dominant strain that wants stable conditions, a proper feed schedule, and a grower who isn't going to panic when week 10 of flower rolls around and the buds are still filling. SomaRi sits in similar territory as a signature cross — worth picking up if you already know how Soma's plants behave in your room. When in doubt, Somango is the safer middle-ground choice across skill levels.
If you're after stabilised classic genetics from a breeder with a long Amsterdam track record, yes. Soma's catalogue is small and deliberate — strains like NYC Diesel and Amnesia Haze have been in rotation for years because they perform. You're paying for consistency and heritage rather than novelty.
Somango or Buddha's Sister. Both lean indica-hybrid, stay more manageable in height than the sativa-dominant picks, and forgive the small mistakes new growers make on feed and watering.
Our Soma Seeds shelf is feminised photoperiod. If you want autoflowers specifically, look at our other breeder categories — Soma's strength has always been stabilised photoperiod genetics.
THC levels vary by phenotype and grow, but Amnesia Haze and NYC Diesel sit at the higher-potency, sativa-leaning end of the Soma catalogue. Buddha's Sister hits harder on the body side. None of these are gimmick numbers — they're classic, well-balanced hybrids rather than 30%+ THC chasers.
Last updated: April 2026
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