Regular Marijuana Seeds used to be the original format which all Marijuana Seeds was made and sold in. Now, if you purchase regular Marijuana Seeds, even the slightest chance is that only half of the seeds will be female Marijuana seeds, and half male Marijuana seeds. While there’s no real guarantee, and you can expect all the female seeds to be female or male. But that’s better than no seeds at all, right?
Why are there so few male Marijuana seeds available? Since they have to go through a greater amount of stress and strain to become feminized outdoors, it would seem like they’re more stressed, thus less likely to become feminized naturally. This could also explain why some seeds are rare or hard to find, while other popular and common strains are much easier to find and grow. It also could mean that the more common outdoorsy varieties are harder to cultivate and make them less appealing to many potential buyers who want easy to grow and high quality Marijuana Seed.
One thing you should know about outdoor seeds, or fully mature seeds, is that some of them don’t always stay that way. Some are able to withstand the heat of the sun, and dry out quickly. Others don’t always stay fully mature and bloom until their second year, while others may stay green and develop a full head of beautiful flowers before dying back to the outdoors. But all of these different strains have one thing in common, they are very resilient.
Andres’ Herbs are excellent options for anyone who wants to start smoking outdoors, but doesn’t necessarily want an extremely fast smoking time. Autoflowering seeds take longer to flower and get you high, but you won’t get paranoid hours spent under a bright light like you would if you were smoking indoors. Autoflowering indoors will allow you to spend less time in total darkness, but you’ll find that most of your favorite indoor growing methods won’t get you high that fast. So what you’re trying to do is get all of the nutrients and training you need from indoor growing, without having to go through the stress of being outside during those dark hours. Andres’ herbs are ideal for this.
Good choices for those who want to start using Outdoor Marijuana Seeds indoors, but aren’t sure how to do so safely, are Sativa Autoflowering Seeds and Schizandra Autoflowering Seeds. Both these types of seeds are specifically used by those who want to try growing outdoors in the summer months, but they are completely safe for use during any season. They do not require any special lighting, or even much heat at all; they are simply placed in the ground in the hopes that some small critter will begin to grow and flower. If this happens, the plant will stop growing and the seeds can be harvested. Once harvested, just replant the plant, taking care to cover the soil with a thin layer of new dirt the next time you pot the plant.
Both Sativa Autoflowering Seeds and Schizandra Autoflowering Seeds are popular among enthusiasts who love to grow their own herbs, but are afraid to try it outdoors due to the dangers. These auto-flowering varieties are perfect for growing inside, because they are extremely resistant to damage from mildew and insects, while still yielding great results each time the plant is planted. This is perfect for anyone who loves to garden, but does not want to deal with long periods of heat or the pest problems that can come from growing outdoors. They also won’t be bothered by bugs while indoors, allowing you to enjoy the privacy and peace of mind that these outdoor seeds provide. These particular strains are typically used by people who live in flat or suburban areas with limited outdoor space, but who still love the outdoors and would like to partake in growing their own medicine every once in a while.
However, some may wonder if they should buy these particular types of outdoor cannabis seeds during the summer months. The answer to this question is simply to do what you’re doing all year around. While the medicinal properties of the plant are only enhanced during the warmer months, most outdoor cannabis seeds are still as strong when harvested in the fall or winter months. Just be sure to harvest in the winter months only after the plant has finished growing and begins to produce buds. This ensures that it has finished developing and is not stunted by the cold temperature of the weather outside.
If the plants are not fully mature when picked from the ground, they will likely wilt and not grow as well when they do flower. Some people worry that purchasing these fully mature strains will cost more than buying them at the end of the season, but this is simply not true. While some sites may charge a higher price for their fully grown product, they are usually much cheaper when purchased in the winter months. That’s because there are not as many buds producing to go around.