Growing Regular Marijuana Seeds
Marijuana seeds are one of the hardest parts of growing marijuana because they contain so much information about marijuana. They provide the seed with information about the location where it was planted, what it is fed, the temperature it needs and many other vital data about the plant itself.
Marijuana seeds have been bred over the years and are now known as regular strains. In recent years, the majority of award winning strains have been in the feminized or hybrid categories and most cultivation facilities now concentrate on only feminized or hybrid plants in an effort to preserve genetic legacy. The good news is that you can grow regular marijuana seeds just like you can grow feminized strains, but there are a few more steps you will need to take to ensure your seeds are the best possible for your particular marijuana plant.
When growing regular marijuana you want to ensure that the weather is not too cold or too warm. If your marijuana plant is growing in the colder climates of California and Colorado, it will not bloom at all. Most marijuana plants do not bloom in these locations because the conditions are simply not conducive to the growth of marijuana. One way to ensure your seeds do not lose their potency is to have them mulched in mulch. Mulch can contain nitrogen, which helps plants retain their leaves.
Another important part of regular marijuana growing is feeding it properly. If your marijuana plant is in the southern regions of California and Colorado, it will not be fed enough nitrogen, or else it will starve. When growing feminized marijuana seeds, it is recommended that you feed your plants twice a week during their dormant period between planting and flowering. You can use a commercial fertilizer that contains nitrogen. If you are trying to grow feminized marijuana seeds and they are not flowering, then you can use a simple garden compost.
As soon as the plant starts to grow, it needs to be pruned back. This is the only way to keep the plant healthy and strong.
Plant your marijuana plant in a shady spot, like underneath a tree, and water the plant on a regular basis. This will ensure that the roots are properly nourished.
The last and probably the most important thing to remember about growing marijuana are growing a few of your favorite strains in order to experiment with different characteristics of each one. This will help you make better selections down the road. and make sure your plant has the genetics it needs to thrive when it comes to marijuana.
As marijuana becomes more popular, it is also easier than ever to grow pot plants at home. There are hundreds of strains available online and through specialty shops and even seed banks. For more information about growing marijuana, you can check out the links below.
The best place to look for information on growing marijuana plants at home is from the growers themselves. While it is possible to find information in books or online, the easiest way to get started is by going to their websites and asking questions.
The biggest mistake many people make when they are growing marijuana is making it too hard on their plants. It is important that you do not over-water your marijuana plant, as this will result in the plant dying.
A word of caution, though, if you are growing pot plants, you do not want your plants to suffer from disease. Make sure to check with your local nursery or weed dealer before you buy your plants, if you think the soil you bought may be too dry.
If you follow the above tips for regular marijuana growing, you should have no problem growing and flowering a few of your favorite strains. These tips are just a short primer. The actual process of growing marijuana takes time and practice. Remember, though, that the first step in growing a successful crop of marijuana plants is to start out small.