Mixing Regular Marijuana Seeds With Un-Sexed Seedlings
Regular marijuana seeds aren’t actually modified, feminized, or crossbred with a Ruderalis variety to allow them to grow naturally. Regular seeds are simply the product of a male plant pollinating the female during the growing period. They create the female or the male plant at the stage of full growth (remember, just the females produce resin-causing flowers). If you want to grow marijuana with regular marijuana seeds, then you need a male plant that produces resin.
You might wonder why regular marijuana seeds don’t contain the “feminized” sperm, which can possibly result in a female plant. Marijuana seeds that contain feminized sperm won’t survive long. The reason is because the feminized sperm doesn’t survive long enough to implant. It dies off right away. With regular seeds, if the mother plant is pollinated by another male plant, then the resulting plant will be a male as well, meaning it will produce regular seeds.
Even though genetics play an important role in whether or not you can grow cannabis with feminized cannabis seeds, you don’t have to go through any drastic measures. Just because you’re not using a Ruderalis or Arabidopsis variety doesn’t mean you can’t still have regular marijuana seeds. It just means that you’ll have to do a bit more work. There are many different genetics out there and some are almost like a cross between a female and a male, but with some strong genes for producing female flowers.
Some of these have a shorter lifespan than others. There are a lot of genes that produce female plants, but when those genes are combined with ones that produce male flowers, you get regular marijuana seeds. These can produce male plants too, but only for a short period of time. In order to get a plant that’s going to produce healthy flowers all the time, you want to combine a specific kind of feminized seed with a specific kind of male flower. If you do that, you’ll get regular marijuana seeds that are healthy and strong enough to grow a garden full of beautiful and tasty buds.
The best place to find good feminized marijuana seeds is online. There are so many different growers and breeders online right now that you can easily find any type of feminized cannabis plant you’re looking for. You can get a lot of information this way. Look through forums, blogs, and web sites to see which types of plants other people are getting and what their experiences have been with them. See which companies make the most money selling these particular types of cannabis plants, and then use that information to help you choose a type of plant that will work well in your home.
Some of the most popular types of feminized weed seeds available right now are Boston Lemon, Cheese Wheel, Purple Coneflower, Hawaiian Papaya, Bermuda Island Pine, Lemon Grass, and Hawaiian Black. Some of these aren’t exactly regular marijuana seeds, either. Some of them aren’t even plants at all, they’re actually worms. They grow inside of and on actual fish. But because they’re so small, they don’t make much of a nuisance when it comes to growing indoors.
Some people have started combining feminized marijuana seeds with regular marijuana seeds in order to make a really robust collection of flowering plants. You can do this with any of the fishy varieties mentioned above. All you need to do is get a pregnant female and then mate them with a normal male cannabis plant or seedling that you can buy off of the internet. Once the pair are ready to make babies, transfer them to a dark place where they’ll stay for the winter. In the spring, you can transplant them back into a sunny window pane to start your own collection of flowering plants that are completely un-sexed.
It’s not very hard to mix feminized seeds with regular marijuana seeds in a way that will make a plant that is absolutely un-sexed. All you need to make sure of is that the fish used to make the plants are extremely healthy. Otherwise the fish could end up making the plants ill from a variety of diseases, which would render them useless as breeding material. Once the fish is healthy again, the new plants should take off fairly quickly and develop a strong set of leaves on their own.