Regular cannabis seeds have never been genetically altered or chemically enhanced in any way, making them completely natural cannabis seeds. They come from either male or female parents and produce about 50% female and male offspring.
Despite the high demand of feminized cannabis seeds, these seeds are not available by most breeders anymore. Although regular cannabis seeds do offer the same genetic makeup as their non-feminized counterparts, they typically do a better job of maintaining the traits of both parent plants and usually come at a more affordable price.
Feminized cannabis can also be treated differently from regular cannabis seeds. When selecting seeds for your personal collection, you should pay special attention to how well they’re maintained and which characteristics they retain from their original state. This is critical since you want them to be able to replicate, grow and mature without any problems in the future.
If possible, invest in some good organic soil that’s rich in nutrients and has had no chemical fertilizers or pesticides used. In addition to this, try to purchase seeds from a reputable breeder. You don’t want to get mixed up with someone who doesn’t care about his or her seedlings or the health of his or her marijuana crops. Many breeders specialize in producing only certain strains, so it is important to select a breeder that breeds only quality strains for you.
If you can find a reliable breeder and you’re willing to spend a little bit of money, buying regular cannabis seeds might be a smart move for you. The best bet is to buy from a reputable seed company that offers a large selection of seeds and is known for providing quality offspring every time. The downside to buying from a larger seed company is that you will likely pay more for seeds.
When it comes to choosing seeds for growing different cannabis strains, there are some factors that you should consider. A great place to start is by considering which strain you are growing and how many are in your home.
Keep in mind that some strains may require less sun exposure than others. Different varieties have different needs for their environment, so the type of environment that you are growing them in will depend on the number of plants and how much sun they need to grow.
Once you have narrowed down your selection of strains and decided on what kind of environment you want, now is a great time to get out and start growing. Your results will vary depending on how you grow them, but eventually, you’ll have beautiful and potent marijuana buds!