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2 years ago
Decent seed shop with a few different brands of seeds available. Nice enough staff. Not really the most knowledgeable but helpful.
16 years ago
My visit to Sensi Seed could be the plot for the next Harold & Kumar movie. First of all, they're in the Red Light district and steps away from the College of Amsterdam. How do they expect college kids to get any work done that way? The guy that runs this shop is a real character. Not only does he have the longest dreads I've ever seen, but he must have a PhD in botany. He knows everything there is to know about growing...well, you know. He's got it down to a science. And although his seeds are pricey, they are award-winning so you're getting the best. If you need a quick intro, this is the place to go. The store is empty so he's got nothing but time to school you. In fact, he probably welcomes the company. read more
After doing numerous searches trying to relocate this coffee shop in Amsterdam...I'm convinced that this is the coffee shop location, that I loved while I was there...Upstairs was a room that had tables on the ground and plushy pretty pillows everywhere...which I remembered it called the Sensi Room. We found this place by just exploring through the city and visiting the lower level of the shop. What a bummer it looks like they now only sell seeds for growing, but will let u smoke your own...Back then they had laminated style menus, not a lit up box like other coffee shops. Was a really chill atmosphere. Would still love to visit when returning to Amsterdam. read more
More info about Sensi Seed Bank
Oudezijds Achterburgwal 150
1012 DV Amsterdam
The Netherlands
De Wallen, Centrum
Directions
020-6262988
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http://sensiseeds.com/en
Hours
What time does Sensi Seed Bank open?
Sensi Seed Bank opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Sensi Seed Bank close?
Sensi Seed Bank closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Other Amenities
Does Sensi Seed Bank have free WiFi?
Yes, Sensi Seed Bank has free WiFi.
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Specialties
Sensi seeds pioneered the cannabis industry to become the world's largest seed bank. Sensi Seeds believes that responsible consumption of cannabis can enrich one's life. With more than 30 years' worth of experience in the field of cannabis, Sensi Seeds is fully aware of the crucial role that cannabis can play for humankind. The company is pleased to see the current increase in attention and recognition for the plant worldwide, not only as a medicine but also as a raw material. Sensi Seeds is committed to preserving the genetic diversity and accessibility of the cannabis plant for future generations,and disseminating information and knowledge about the beneficial effects the plant can have when used appropriately.
History
Established in 1985.
In 2010, Sensi Seeds celebrated its 25th anniversary. Throughout the first quarter century of Sensi's existence, the collecting of the original cannabis genotypes, the expansion of the company, the evolution of its hybrid cannabis strains and the growth of the Dronkers family are all interwoven to form the cannabis empire that exists today. Sensi Seeds has expanded over the last few decades to include sister companies devoted to industrial hemp, to educating the public on the true effects and potential of cannabis, and even to pure relaxation in beautiful surroundings. All branches of the company are founded on the same ethic: it's not just about Sensi Seeds, it's about the plant.
Meet the Business Owner: Ben D.
Ben Dronkers is the founder of the Sensi Seed Bank, HempFlax, and the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum. As a young man in the late 1960s, Ben Dronkers worked on merchant ships which sailed from his native Rotterdam to various exotic locations. This was the beginning of Ben's lifelong passion for travel. Later, when he decided to try his hand at designing and creating distinctive clothing for his own shop he travelled to Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan to buy fabrics and discovered the advantages of hemp fibre. He also bought cannabis in these countries. He relates with a smile, "I asked the farmers about cannabis plants and they laughed rather secretively. One of them gave me a handful of cannabis seeds as a gift and told me the seeds were very important. Naturally, this inspired me to preserve them, to learn about the qualities of seeds from different regions, and to collect more."





















