100% pure and naturally un-altered, regular marijuana seeds can be bred from either a male or female counterpart and will produce both female and male plants. They are perhaps some of the most pure genetics on the planet and produce about 50% female and male offspring. The female half is a close relative to marijuana and have even been used by ancient tribes for medicinal purposes. Because these are some of nature’s best kept secrets, some of the strains have been passed down and are highly potent.
Autoflowering marijuana seeds have taken the world by storm. These feminized types are extremely hard to find, but those that you do find can be quite valuable. Autoflowering marijuana seeds will produce mini marijuana plants that are highly susceptible to autoflowering. Autoflowering is a process where the female marijuana plant produces small buds, much like dandelion roots, that contain pollen. The pollen in these plants can trigger the development of a new flowering plant.
Autoflowering marijuana seeds produce plants that are highly susceptible to autoflowering. Because these plants are in the flowering stage, they are very sensitive to any damage, whether it be environmental or internal. When you attempt to feminize these plants, you must remove the flowering stems and seeds at the early stage of their growth. If you attempt to remove the majority of the plant at the flowering stage, you may cause the plant to abort the growing process. If you are going to attempt to feminize autoflowering seeds you must germinate them prior to flowering.
indica and California marijuana seeds can be feminized. Indica strains are the easiest to grow. You must begin germination by preparing your outdoor environment. You will need good soil with proper amounts of nutrients. You should also ensure that the area you are gardening in has good drainage, which allows water to seep into the soil easily.
The first step in trying to make marijuana is to select which sex of marijuana plant you will be using. Any marijuana plant can be successfully used to make regular seeds. Male plants will produce male flowers. Female plants will produce female flowers.
To have feminized seeds, you must start by removing all male plants from the garden. After they have been removed, you will need to remove all the female flowers from their pots. These are typically called plugs. In order to get rid of these plugs, you can use scissors or knives to cut them off. If the plugs are not recoverable using knives you may want to try using an old toothbrush. It does not matter what you use as long as you get rid of the plugs.
After you have removed the plugs you should move on to removing any seeds that have been growing. If you find seeds that are currently growing in your garden, you will want to remove them immediately before they spread to the rest of your garden. Fortunately, many of these seeds don’t survive the transplant because they are not considered true flowering plants. However, if you are growing un-sexed marijuana seeds chances are that a few will start to grow and eventually turn into flowering plants.
If your plants don’t turn into flowering plants you may still be able to use marijuana seeds. If you do get a bunch of un-sexed cannabis seeds you can still use them to start new plants when you are growing feminized plants. However, if you are growing a bunch of flowering plants for resuming your regular marijuana growing hobby you can simply use the feminized cannabis seeds that you would normally use to start your new plants. Either way, if your plants don’t start growing towards the end of a marijuana growing season you should probably consider re-fertilizing your plants with a feminized version of your regular marijuana seeds.