
Am I Collecting Too Many Seeds? (AKA: My Drawer Just Filed for Overcrowding)
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So, You’ve Bought the Pack. Then Another. Then Another.
Maybe it started as a casual purchase — a single souvenir cannabis seed packet for the novelty. Cute. Innocent. Quirky.
And now… something’s off.
You’re not just collecting.
You’re COLLECTING.
Like, “Did I just give my seed packets names?” collecting.
Like, “Should I call Sotheby’s or my mom?” collecting.
Don’t worry — you’re not spiraling. You’re just too far into the hobby, and I’m here to talk you down from the cosmic ledge of souvenir hoarding.
1. First: Breathe. No, Seriously. Breathe.
You’re going to be okay. This is temporary. You haven’t turned into a seed dragon guarding a treasure hoard. You just have more collectible cannabis packets than your desk drawer signed up for.
Take a deep breath. Step away from the “add to cart” button. Avoid Googling “Can you have too many souvenirs?” (Spoiler: the answer is always yes, but collectors will disagree).
2. Hydrate, You Glorious Collector Creature
Water is your friend. So is tea. Basically, anything that keeps you grounded while you catalogue your growing stash. Dehydration won’t help you figure out whether “Purple Cosmic Unicorn” belongs before or after “Lemon Stardust” in the alphabetical lineup.
Bonus Tip: Holding a cold drink makes you feel less like an auctioneer trying to sell yourself your own collection.
3. Find a Cozy, Safe Space to Ride It Out
If you’re in public: maybe don’t whip out your souvenir cannabis seed packets to show strangers on the bus.
If you’re at home: build yourself a little collector’s nook. Shelves, tins, a display case — whatever works. Your couch, your desk, the kitchen counter (temporarily). No judgment.
Do not attempt to “organize your collection” at 2 a.m. unless you want to end up convinced you’re curating a museum exhibit.
4. Distract That Overthinking Brain
Your mind is doing Olympic-level “What if I bought just one more?” gymnastics. Time to give it something else to chew on.
Try this:
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Look at cool artwork (instead of packaging designs).
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Watch cartoons (avoid Antiques Roadshow unless you want to start pricing your collection).
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Pet something soft.
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Stare at a lava lamp and remind yourself: your seeds aren’t going anywhere.
Avoid mirrors. You will stare too long and start questioning if you look like a seed collector.
5. Tell a Trusted Friend About Your Collection (Or Text Them 87 Times)
If you’re with someone you trust, let them know: “Hey, I might be a little too into my seed collection.” Bonus points if they also collect weird things — they’ll get it.
Can’t reach anyone? Text them:
“Hey, I may have just bought another souvenir pack. Please validate me.”
You’re not bothering them. They’d rather hear about your quirky collectibles than your six-hour lecture to yourself about “seed packet font design trends.”
6. Try the Mythical “Black Pepper Trick”
Weird but true: some collectors swear that sniffing a black peppercorn stops them from buying another pack online at 3 a.m. Science? Unknown. Placebo? Probably. Worth trying? Absolutely.
Worst case, you’ve got a mouthful of spice. Best case, you’re distracted long enough not to click “checkout.”
7. Sleep It Off (Or Attempt To)
If the urge to reorganize is too loud, lie down, close your eyes, and dream of tidy rows of neatly labeled collectible packets.
You’ll likely wake up feeling refreshed, amused, and maybe slightly embarrassed — like the emotional hangover version of drunk-texting your ex, except it’s just an unopened tab from your favorite souvenir shop.
Final Thought: It Happens to the Best of Us
Even seasoned collectors have had a “too many seeds” moment. It’s practically a rite of passage. But you’ll be fine, and when you’re done laughing at yourself, you’ll have an amazing story that starts with:
“Okay, so I meant to buy one packet, but then…”
And if nothing else, you’ve learned something very important: Next time, maybe stop at three.
P.S.
Collecting cannabis seeds is supposed to be fun. If you’re already questioning your “just one more pack” habit, that’s a sign you’re officially a collector. Welcome to the quirky, wonderful world of cannabis seed souvenirs — where it’s less about restraint and more about display aesthetics.