How to Get Started With Cultivating Regular cannabis Seeds

Back in the old days, the only really effective way to grow marijuana with regular seeds was ‘seedling’. You grew it from a single tiny seed. From a tiny seed you got a male or female plant. But today, most growers just grow cannabis to produce the much loved buds that they are able to smoke, so basically they are mainly interested in only the female plants for the sheer joy of smoking fresh marijuana.

And the great thing about getting the little seeds is that it will allow you to easily experiment and see what works best for you personally. Regularly growing your own marijuana seeds will mean that you know exactly how to nurture and grow each one to the best of their potential. It means you have control over every step. You can even decide what you want to call them and what type of variety you would like to cultivate.

One of the biggest challenges for many new growers is actually ensuring that they get the correct type of plant with the correct kind of genetic makeup. This is where feminized seeds come in very handy. These are specifically designed to produce only the ideal end product; only the female plants that produce the natural, beautiful flowers. By breeding female plants, growers to ensure that the end result will be a plant that grows up to be big and strong, with full and dark green leaves, just like its counterpart, the male cannabis. In fact, the hybrid marijuana is now fast becoming the most popular variety of cannabis grown today.

Since it is female, the feminized seeds do not change in size or shape when the plant is in the flowering stage. It is only during this later stage that the pollen from the male plants germinates and releases its estrogenic growth hormone. The result is a bigger, bushy plant with more resin and more flowers. All feminized seeds are free from the dangerous effects of the THC, so it is completely safe to use.

There are many different hybrid varieties of cannabis, but all of them come from one set of ‘genetic fingerprints’. This means that there are certain distinctive characteristics that all these strains have in common. Some of these are the appearance of the plant, its robustness and resistance to stress and climate; as well as the colour of the foliage and the flowers. All of these make it hard to accurately predict which are the most likely strains to produce the best results when used to start growing cannabis. However, thanks to the feminized cannabis seeds that are available, even growers who have little or no experience are now able to tell which plants are going to do well.

When it comes to choosing between the different strains available, you may have to narrow down your choice by focusing on the characteristics you want in your plants. You could choose between a flowering strain (sometimes called a ‘indica’, meaning that it produces flowers in the spring only) or a non-flowering variety. If you are looking for a high quality indoor crop then an Indica would be a good choice. However, if you want to get some outdoor flowering, or plan to smoke the plant, then a Sativa-Lebanensis hybrid would be a better choice. These two particular types of cannabis seeds will produce plants that will keep producing until the flowering season has finished.

The best way to identify the best plants to use for breeding is to look at how they behave once they start growing. In order for your plants to produce flowers and buds they need to be in a dormant state. To do this, make sure you buy your feminized seeds from a reputable supplier; this way you know that you are buying buds and not just seeds. If you buy regular cannabis seeds from seed catalogues, you won’t be able to determine the sex of the plant as there will be little indication to indicate growth.

If you want to buy regular cannabis seeds that will allow you to start growing outdoors, you should buy feminized ones. They come with a guarantee, making them worth the money. With a feminized bud, you will have buds that start flowering immediately, meaning that you don’t have to wait for the flowering season. Grow a few plants first to see which type of bud you prefer and then move on to breeding.