Power Plant cannabis seeds are among the best types of cannabis that can be cultivated in hydroponic environments. This type of cultivation has been around for a long time and it is still one of the most popular types of plants used by many people today. This is because it produces excellent results in terms of yield and potency. However, you need to have the right knowledge to harvest and use these plants properly.
South African Sativa power plant strain is the most famous train in the world. It is also called Cinderella strain by many people. Power Plant strains are mostly popular for producing high yielding, potent buds with nice little clusters. These seeds can also be utilized for outdoor and indoor cultivation.
The flowering period of this type of cannabis seeds is short and close to the actual flowering period of marijuana. However, this characteristic does not mean that the plant will not flower at all. It will start to bloom about three weeks after the last frost. Flowering begins shortly after the plant‘s leaves begin to swell up.
The flowering period of South African Sativa power plant is short and the buds do not have a long petalled shape. They are short and cone-shaped. This unique trait makes them easier to grow indoors. However, if your goal is to have beautiful long stalks, you should not plant this type of cannabis seeds indoors as the buds will eventually die. You should only take care of them during the flowering period.
If you want to have long lasting, beautiful stalks, then you should consider another option of cannabis seeds. This option is the feminized variety. With the aid of feminization procedures, you can have a plant with all the characteristics of the regular cannabis seeds but with the added ability to withstand the rigors of southern African climate. The feminized buds will retain all of their characteristics of the regular seeds except for those mentioned below:
– Frost free. Because the feminized cannabis seeds used in the process of feminization are specifically designed to handle the temperature fluctuations in the southern region of Africa, it is very possible that the buds will not get destroyed by frost. Frost will destroy most plants, even marijuana, because it damages the cell wall structures. With the help of feminized seeds, however, the growers can ensure that the cell walls of the buds are not damaged at all.
– Stronger. This is one of the most important things that you should consider before you plant. You must determine if the cannabis seeds used in the process of feminization will produce a good result. In most cases, strains of sativa that have a high percentage of sativa flowers will have a higher amount of THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol. If you want to have good results, you need to make sure that the feminized cannabis seeds you use will produce a high amount of THC.
– Flowering time. There are several factors that affect the flowering time of the cannabis variety you want to cultivate. Most growers make their selections based on the flowering time of their favorite strains, and this is also the case for choosing a feminized variant. But if you are an experienced grower and want to reproduce a certain type of cannabis variety, it would be best to start off with a good quality strain and let it bloom ashy.
– Location. The climate of the location you choose to cultivate should have a major impact on the final crop you get. The most preferred types of cannabis flowers are those that grow well in a warm climate, like the south African cannabis. This is especially true for the hybrid variety of cannabis known as the psychoactive sativa. Although the psychoactive sativa is native to the Andes Mountains, many good growers from the Kalahari Desert region and other parts of South Africa breed it into feminized strains to make it adaptable to different climates.
– Cold stratification. Some growers prefer to leave their cannabis seeds outside in the cold weather and let them do their thing until the early spring. Many cannabis seeds can take four weeks to break down completely and this makes them ideal to be used by feminized seeds.
– Flowering time. Most good growers will divide their cannabis plants into two batches, one for female and male buds, and use the best growing time for each. The flowering time of a bud refers to the stage it takes to fill its petals with pollen. Good strain producers will plant their buds about three inches apart to maximize the chances of getting as many seeds as possible. Some growers also trim back some of the higher growing bud to improve the quality of the crop.