Regular marijuana seeds are just as nature intended, a perfect mix of male and female with almost no difference in the end result. When you grow marijuana plants, the sex of the plant matters little, but it does affect the results. Autoflowering and feminized seeds all have their own special characteristics, but so too do regular marijuana seeds. Some are harder to grow than others, some can be used for medical or recreational purposes, and a select few can even be eaten. Here are a few facts about marijuana that you may not have known.
While most plants will germinate in about two weeks, some can germinate much sooner. Male plants will usually germinate around six weeks after the females come into bloom. Germination occurs when one of the pollen components, the pollen capsule, is released. The pollination process occurs when the pollen falls from the capsules onto the ground. So marijuana plants need a source of food and moisture to germinate, whether it be through soil food or water.
Marijuana plants are able to grow because of a type of hormone that is called auxin. This hormone is secreted by the male part of the plant, and when the flower opens up it secretes more auxin so that the plant grows well. While some types of marijuana are easier to grow than others, some are more difficult to start and maintain. That is why it is important to choose regular marijuana seeds that are best for growing in your particular garden. You will also want to know what you are growing because you can make the decision on which type of garden to use based on what you hope to get out of it.
Some kinds of marijuana grow better in specific climates and conditions, such as the male variety. Some of the male plants produce a female flower. These are called feminized plants. They will not grow to their full potential unless they are kept under control with special care. If you have a climate that does not lend itself to growing feminized plants, then you may consider purchasing regular marijuana seeds that are designed to produce both sexes.
There are many different strains of marijuana that are categorized based on whether they are feminized or not. There are some that are highly successful at producing females, but it takes more work to achieve feminization with these kinds of seeds. Some of the harder working and successful feminized cannabis seeds include Purple Coneflower, African Mango, Lemonwart, English Ivy, Blessed Thistle, Sedum Autumn Leaf, Sunflower, Royal Glaydon and Wildflower.
Most of the feminized weed seeds that are considered to be regular marijuana seeds can be used to create feminized cannabis plants. These plants will need to be started in small pots to ensure proper timing. The best time to begin the feminization process is after the main canopy has finished flowering.
When you are choosing marijuana seeds to start your own personal collection, there are several things you should keep in mind. Although most of the feminized plants are easier to care for and grow, you should still follow a similar growing procedure when it comes to your regular seeds. It will not hurt to experiment a little with your Hybrid seeds to see what kind of results you get, and to make sure that the plants you get are going to produce as desired. You may also want to start with one regular seed and see if that does the job before trying something new out.
Autoflowering seeds can be a great addition to your personal collection if you have an area that is perfect for growing your own marijuana plants. They are much easier to care for than regular seeds, and will produce the best results. Autoflowering seeds are specifically designed to mimic the female characteristics of a cannabis plant, thus ensuring that the plant will only produce one crop. Autoflowering seeds are ideal for indoor growing, but can also be used outdoors. These specific kinds of seeds will allow you to enjoy the benefit of getting a crop every two weeks without having to concern yourself with having to replant.