There are different types of Cannabis seeds, let's learn to distinguish them
Types of Marijuana Seeds
There are few aspects of marijuana plants that are more important than the seeds. It all starts with the seed, so the seed better count. In other words, you should carefully decide what type of seed you want to purchase. Let's look at some of the options.
Marijuana seeds regular
Regular seeds are, just like they sound, the normal type of marijuana seed that most people traditionally grew with. These seeds will come with approximately 50% males and 50% females, so you will need to diligently remove the males if you want to grow female specimens.
Feminized marijuana seeds
These seeds are the ones that will only produce female plants. These are not naturally occurring: they must be created to make them all female . Purchasing feminized seeds is the most efficient option for most marijuana growers .
Autoflowering seeds
Autoflowering type seeds are not photosensitive, instead they start flowering based on the weather. In other words, they flower automatically. These can work very well for year-round growing, although it doesn't make much sense for indoor growers who can already decide when they want their plants to start flowering by manipulating the light cycle.
Once the plant is fully grown, you will need to start thinking about harvest time.
All information contained is for informational and educational purposes only. We urge all users not to make any practical use of this information in connection with cannabis seeds. In fact, let us remember that:
In Italy the cultivation of cannabis seeds is prohibited (Art. 28 and 73 of Presidential Decree 309/90) if you do not have a specific authorization (Art. 17 Presidential Decree 309/90)
Therefore, cannabis seeds may be used exclusively for collecting purposes and for genetic preservation and are marketed with the reservation that they are not used by third parties in conflict with the law. Cannabis seeds are excluded from Presidential Decree 309/90, which means that they are not to be considered narcotic substances (L. 412 of 1974, Art. 1, Paragraph 1, Letter B; New York single convention on narcotics of 1961 and table 1 Ministry of Health decree 11 April 2006).
