Get Stronger Marijuana Strain With Regular Marijuana Seeds

Regular marijuana seeds aren’t cross-bred, feminized, or modified in any way to allow them to grow faster than other strains. Regular seeds are actually the product of pure male plants actively pollinating the female plant. They produce both the male or female plant at the end of its growing season (remember, only the females give off seeds that contain the potency for sale – the males don’t want to be responsible for consuming these potentially lethal chemicals). Thus, you can see why regular seeds will always be more expensive than hybrid seeds.

The quality of regular marijuana seeds is quite superior because they are collected from highly competitive gardens, grown under rigorous greenhouse conditions, and harvested every three months to a year. When the plants are harvested, they’re hand-picked and thoroughly cleaned. No pesticides or chemical preservatives are used in any way, making regular seeds the best choice for auto flowering plants. If organic certification isn’t available in your region, a certification by a third-party organization is sufficient. You can also search out third-party online certifications and recommendations to ensure that you’re growing your plants in an environmentally and conscientious way.

Hybrid marijuana seeds, on the other hand, are created by cross-breeding male and female plants. Cross-breeding eliminates all natural variation from genetics and creates a plant that may have different traits than those of its parents. Cross-breeding can produce astonishing results, but it’s not guaranteed.

Since female plants can’t reproduce at the flowering stage, the goal of cross-breeding is to create plants that start out in the same “shape” as their parents. In this case, all you need to do is use regular marijuana seeds and get your plant out of the pot and into the ground. Since the plant has no chance of getting its own marijuana plant pollen, it will go through a period of dormancy. At the flowering stage, however, the flower will bloom and you’ll have a new flowering plant.

It’s best to buy feminized cannabis seeds from a reputable supplier. Buying from eBay, Amazon or another retailer without experience is very risky. Experienced growers who deal in cross-bred marijuana plants know which feminized plants are worth buying, how to get them and when to sell them. You can spend hours searching online only to be disappointed or never find any buyers, and that’s just one problem with buying feminized seeds.

Many marijuana growers experience problems getting their plants to flower well. They’ve tried many techniques: putting lighter or higher quality marijuana seeds in poorer soils, feeding their plants too much during their growth stage or diverting nutrients to their flowers when they’re not in need. Some of these methods actually make it harder for plants to produce seeds and take off. Others simply don’t work at all, and you might end up with a bunch of plants that are poorly developed and don’t flower well. If you’re thinking about breeding regular marijuana seeds to get more potent, feminized weeds, do so with care.

Cross-breeding is popular among marijuana farmers because it makes it easy to ensure the same traits show up with each generation of plants. As plants are produced from parents with desirable traits, some of those traits can become fixed in marijuana seeds. This means that many of the desirable traits in cross-bred cannabis seeds will be passed on to future generations, ensuring an ongoing genetic improvement. However, since breeding is still a relatively new science, there are many factors that can affect the outcome of the breeding process.

There’s a downside to cross-breeding though. Since marijuana seeds and marijuana plants share similar traits, any new traits that a new crop of plants might have can be caught by current strains. This means that if you grew a new strain with desirable characteristics from regular marijuana seeds, any crops that contain those characteristics won’t flower as well. Crossbreeding is therefore a delicate process, used mostly to create new and stronger marijuana strains. To get the desired result with regular marijuana seeds, crossbreeding is not recommended unless you know you’ve done everything possible to avoid undesirable genetics.