What exactly are regular cannabis seeds? Regular cannabis seeds are just like nature intended, a mixture of male and female, with no distinct preference. While many modern hybrid seeds have their own special qualities, however, such as feminized, autoflowering and some other varieties, seeds from marijuana plants have always been categorized as male-only plants. Because of this, the marijuana plant remains as such a potent force throughout the world, in addition to providing a variety of different medicinal benefits.
While most marijuana plants, regardless of whether they are feminized or autofunctionally feminized, begin to produce seeds about three to four months after planting, it is only in the past few years that regular cannabis seeds have become available to the public. This is largely due to the rise in demand for “medical” marijuana. Medical marijuana is a highly potent form of the cannabis plant that contains a wide range of powerful chemicals, including delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, which can effectively relieve certain ailments within hours of being ingested. In fact, many medical marijuana users consider the mere act of smoking marijuana to be nearly as beneficial to their health as taking pharmaceutical drugs!
However, despite the potency and powerful chemicals contained in regular cannabis seeds, female plants have also been domesticated to yield usable marijuana. In fact, studies show that a certain amount of marijuana plant may be suitable for use by female plants, which can be used to produce marijuana oil for cooking and another type of oil commonly known as CBD. The majority of cannabis users are male, and recent surveys show that over 90% of all regular cannabis seeds produced in the world are female plants. This is the reason why most female plants are considered to be high-quality marijuana.
It is not common to find any significant differences in the effects of regular cannabis seeds from one plant to another; they are all strains of the same species. However, to achieve optimal results, it is important to choose only the most suitable strains for cultivation. These phenotypes are characterized by variations in the amount of time (days) and moisture (days) during which they grow. For example, some plants grow best if they are left in their natural environment, while others grow better when they are planted in pots.
One of the most popular options for producing high-quality regular cannabis seeds is to start with female plants. The benefit of breeding females is that they are already established in the plant‘s environment and have had time to develop strong root systems and set up a firm support system to grow large and strong leaves. Because females are self-limiting, it is possible to breed a large amount and cross-pollinate producing a large variety of desirable characteristics. For example, a cross between a feminized male plant and a regular cannabis seed with high amounts of THC could produce an extraordinary plant with a strong scent or even perfume. Crosses between male plants with low to moderate levels of THC can also result in a cross with high levels of CBD, resulting in a plant that has high CBD but no THC.
Another option for producing high quality regular cannabis seeds is to look to the genetics of a cross between two or more preferred strains. A cross between two cannabis strains will produce a plant with traits from both parents, allowing for the addition of new desired traits that are found in one parent but not in the other. By choosing a strain from a known, popular and strong-growing region, it is more likely that the resulting plant will possess a desirable trait and produce an outstanding crop. Some examples of good breeding regions are Northern Canada (BC) or Ontario, Canada. Some of the most popular choices for crossbreeding are Oregon, California, Germany, Holland or Italy.
If breeding for overall diversity is not possible, there are a few simple options that allow for different feminized seeds without a great deal of effort on your part. Some plants are self-sterile or can be feminized by introducing mother plants into the mix. Others, however, only require regular care from you to allow for continuous production. For these plants, it is best to keep them in the garden and harvest for their fruits when they are ready. These plants include alfalfa and calendula, although clover may crossbreed well with some of these plants as well.
The best option for crossbreeding between females and males is to buy or collect pollen from both parents. This is an effective way to achieve crossbreeding as well as ensure that you produce quality crops. When collecting or finding seeds, make sure that they are free of any debris such as stems or leaves and are in their original containers. Once the plants are established, make sure they are kept in a warm place, such as in a grower, and protected from extreme temperatures and weather conditions. In most cases, it is easier to crossbreed females with males, but some hybrid strains have been successfully produced with the help of males and females.