Why does customs seize all my seed packs!

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Depending o the country border agents will toss anything plant or food coming in they make whole tv shows on it not only do they throw out your stuff they make tv mo ey off it leave it too gov to tell you how to live your life because they know better right lol. Buggers

There are many seedbanks that ship world-wide and some have awesome stealth packaging with insured guaranteed delivery.

OOO seize, misread that. Yea they are dicks. I have never had issues here in Canada and got shit shipped in from UK, Poland, Spain and Ireland before. I've heard NZ and AU is hard to get past customs. USA is hard but there are ways. Defiantly need to repack and ditch breeder packs. Or ask someone to send them in snail mail in a gift card or something. Good results that way. Good Luck!

All the cannabis seeds are souvenirs and ther is nothing wrong with buying, ordering or selling seeds in almost every country. Till you put then in the ground and start growing them. So there is really no reason for them to touch your seeds and I would contact then to send you the seeds because you bought them as a souvenir. It is mentioned on every package. This product is a souvenir. You can also contact the company you boight the seeds from and ask them where your seeds are. I mean you bought them and they have to deliver...

Because they are douche bags, that's why. I've had multiple seed orders go through the shredder that is U.S. Customs only to get a piece of clothing that's torn apart with no seeds inside. No clue why they do this, either. Especially considering a lot of countries, including mine, supposedly treat cannabis seeds as collectibles or souvenirs.

I'm having some troubles understanding your questions. If you are asking why are plants different sizes from the same pack of seeds, that is because they are autoflowers. Autoflowers have some issues with stability in there genetics and can be shocked into early flower if there root zone is disturbed. Thats why its best not to transplant autos and start them off in there forever pot. Its also a good idea to cut the strength of the nutrients by 1/2 to 1/3 as they do not like heavy feeding and to much can also shock them into early flower. It looks like that one seed you have in the image is entering flower at a very early stage probably from some form of shock. but also auto seeds just sometimes shit the bed even when they have everything in range. Best Of Luck!