How to Grow Regular cannabis Seeds
What exactly is regular cannabis. Regular cannabis seeds are completely free from human interference. When you germinate these seeds, you are taking a big gamble. There is an even greater chance that they will develop into either pollen-producing male or flowering females. This scenario plays itself out quite often at potlucks when marijuana users from all walks of life show up to share the good times.
Some growers who pride themselves on their feminized crops have been known to use chemicals such as Corn Husband’s Wax and Malayan Wax in an attempt to further control the development of feminized seeds. These chemicals are capable of cross pollination, which means they could possibly end up pollinating your feminized plants as well. Although not all growers do this, some have been known to use it. Many consumers are therefore hesitant to purchase feminized cannabis seeds because they are unsure about how their plants will behave once they grow. Some growers and breeders also go so far as to cross their plants with wild strains of cannabis, thus creating an even greater degree of control over whether or not the plants will grow towards the desired characteristics or not.
A great number of breeders and farmers of medical cannabis also cultivate “special strains”. These strains have had specific traits brought about by the genetics of the actual cannabis plant. For example, some varieties are extremely hardy, able to tolerate greater amounts of heat and drought. Others have especially unique growing habits, producing large amounts of buds in a short amount of time. They are often bred for their desirable traits and then crossed with regular cannabis seeds to create a new strain.
There are three distinct types of cannabis plants. Strain refers to how the plant grows; that is, how its organs (the flowers, stems and roots) are arranged and grown. One cannabis strain is known as Arabica and is extremely suited to climates with lower levels of humidity, which is why it is most commonly grown in countries with warmer climates. Another type is Indica, which is a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts. The third strain is Sativa, which are extremely suited to cooler climates, and has been traditionally bred for its strong and robust flowering females. The purpose of crossbreeding these three types is to create a new plant that has the most desirable traits, and can be crossed with regular cannabis seeds to make new “designer” strains.
Some of the most desirable characteristics of regular cannabis seeds are their high caffeine levels, which provide the plants with much needed energy to grow. This is why many users prefer to take them after breakfast, and before bed. The effect of the caffeine, in particular, can be highly addictive, so it is important to ensure that you only consume these seeds on a regular basis and not to become addicted to them. Regular cannabis users also need to ensure that their plants are kept away from competing insects, which could disrupt their growth.
While regular seeds are suitable for those that are willing to commit to a certain amount of time, feminized seeds are often used by breeders who are in the business for the long haul. This is because feminized plants have had specific traits programmed into them by the mother plant through her growing days, and through her years of existence on Earth. Mother Nature obviously had a lot of input when creating cannabis, so why shouldn’t the little girl next door that is patiently waiting to be born be able to grow her own crops? This is where the term feminized seeds come from, and it is no accident that this term got attached to these types of seeds because they do follow in some form of natural genetics.
Feminized cannabis seeds are usually created through genetic crossing between the male and female plants, though breeding between two different genders is possible as well. If an investor is looking to buy a particular strain, they should first determine if it is possible to do so. Some strains are so rare that only a handful of people in the world have ever bred them to create a crop that can be sold, but in other cases a company may be able to successfully cross two strains together in order to create a new one that will grow with regular cannabis seeds. The process used by breeders to accomplish this are usually done with a piece of equipment known as a computer or agronome, which is basically a slow machine that agitates the seeds for several hours, breaking them down and making them soft enough to make them transferable. Once the right strain has been chosen, then the process of transferring it between genders can begin.
It’s important to note that this type of breeding is not one that every grow shop owner can do, so if you are interested in purchasing cannabis that is not going to wind up into marijuana, then you may want to think twice before purchasing a specific variety. Instead, consider purchasing one of the many feminized seeds that are available, as they will produce regular cannabis plants that are strong and healthy and can be sold for an excellent price. You can even purchase marijuana mothers if you are interested in crossing two of the stronger varieties with a weaker one in order to produce a milder product, which is perfect for those who are trying to get started with growing their own cannabis. Either way, if you need to grow regular cannabis seeds, then you have found a great way to begin your foray into indoor gardening!