Power Plant cannabis seeds are a feminized, Indica dominant, high yielding, fast growing, aromatic, well-known, and highly valued species. These cannabis seeds originally originated in an ancient South African, which was back-crossed with a local Indica. The hybrid was called Cinnamomum zeylanicum (CZ) by the early explorers who witnessed and collected these seeds. This was the cross which produced the modern-day world-famous power plant.
The early explorers found that these seeds produced a strong, long lasting and consistent crop. From this, the name South African Gold, or Bush Gold, was derived. Because the crop produced such a strong result, it became a well-known crop in the region and soon became an important cash crop as well. In fact, the South African government and private businesses began cultivating and selling this weed seeds, with the intention of selling it locally to create income.
Although the seeds were used locally, they soon began to be shipped to different parts of the world. In fact, many private companies began selling them throughout the late 1800s, initially to South African residents and then to European investors. Although most buds used for the production of power plant cannabis seeds were male-hormones producing plants, some female-hormones were also found in some of the higher-quality buds, although these were often much rarer. In fact, it is estimated that only around five percent of all buds in any given shipment had any female-hormone content. Most of the buds contained only male-hormones.
By the end of the 19th century, cannabis growers had begun cross-breeding indica with saliva to produce the modern-day hybrid strains that are known as “heirloom seeds”. Hybrid plants have many characteristics that are distinct to each other, but all of them share the following common trait: very low yields but high potency. The hybrid plants can also be a very fast-growing, yet very resilient plant. They are extremely tolerant of different conditions and can even withstand sudden temperature fluctuations. All of these traits make hybrid cannabis strains ideal for indoor growing, and they are highly sought after by most consumers.
When it comes to the strain‘s appearance, there are a number of factors that can have a positive or negative effect. This includes how the plant looks overall, how hardy it is, how large the flower is, and its aroma. Some of the best cannabis seeds grow big and are very dense; others are small and have a delicate fragrance. The latter type is generally not used for cooking, but instead produce flowers for decoration and potpourri. Those that are compact and have a very noticeable scent are used for herbal teas. While the overall appearance of a plant is important, many growers believe that the visual strain affects the taste and smell of the final product, which means it should be chosen carefully.
There are a number of potential disadvantages to trying to cultivate feminized cannabis seeds. One of the biggest risks is that if a plant becomes feminized too early during growth, it will experience symptoms similar to those of a male. These include but are not limited to, stunted growth and stunted flowering. A further risk is that the plant may also develop a strong resinous aromatic scent which is quite unpleasant for many consumers. While some strains are resistant to this scent, many are not.
The final consideration when selecting your strain of choice is the aroma. While many of the new strains are not only very potent, they have a powerful aroma that many consumers find to be incredibly satisfying. The popular feminized strains include Lemon Paradise and Sour Diesel, though other famous types of cannabis seeds, such as Bubba, Chebus and Widow’s Berry have also become feminized recently. Some of the most popular aromas include French Vanilla, Rain Forest, Sweet Pea and French Vanilla.
The majority of cannabis growers in south Africa grow the cannabis strain which has been described as having a sweet taste, with a subtle but noticeable aroma, and a balanced effect on the body. Many users comment that the plant has a woodsy, herbal taste. Although these plants cannot be consumed in their entirety, they are an excellent choice for producing large amounts of potent sativa. In fact, many grow only a few marijuana buds at a time to produce the amount of feminized cannabis needed to give anyone a powerful and memorable trip.