Regular seed may be your average marijuana plant seed; but they provide gardeners with a slew of potential options for exploration. The reason they’re often referred to as regular seeds is because they’re exactly that-regular, seeds that haven’t had some kind of special treatment to make them grow differently from the way they normally do. They’re not the new kind of marijuana, at all, just a regular seed with some special packaging and an obvious marketing goal. But even so, the prospect of getting these regular seeds is still exciting for many gardeners. Let’s explore some of the ways regular marijuana seeds can grow:
Humidity is key to many kinds of plants, especially marijuana. The moisture level plays a very large factor in whether a plant will grow or not. Some seeds aren’t ready to sprout until they reach a certain moisture level; others are ready much sooner. So you want to pay close attention to how you store your seeds and you’ll need to pay extra attention to the moisture level when you get those seed packages.
Male and female plants grow in slightly different ways, though they’re both part of the “genus” species. Male plants are characterized by the presence of a single set of leaf blades (the pseudobulb) that’s completely covered by the female’s body. These male flowers grow in clusters. Female plants grow in the front of the pseudobulb. The female plants are therefore more exposed to the elements and therefore grow better in hot weather. This makes them the first choice for starting seedlings in outdoor gardens.
Autoflowering seeds are another great source of regular seeds for gardeners who want something that will grow quickly. Autoflowering seeds have a germination period of two weeks from the time of purchase. Because of this, they’re perfect for growing seeds right out of your garden. These are also a good choice for people who want to grow fast plants, like cucumbers, zucchini, peppers, and onions, which other methods may not allow.
It’s a little-known fact that some varieties of feminized seeds are hardier than their regular seed counterparts. In fact, they’re considered to be easier to grow as well. You can buy feminized seeds that are already started in your own garden. The advantage to buying these seeds is they come with everything you need to get started, including instructions on how to plant them. Buyers should also keep in mind that these are much more expensive than regular seeds and therefore the more feminized the plant, the more expensive it will be.
Autoflowering seeds aren’t actually that hard to find. Usually a local gardening shop will carry them and most online nurseries carry them as well. Because they don’t go through a full-grown growth process like regular seeds do, these are easier to germinate. They’re also easier to grow. However, the biggest advantage they have over regular seeds is their ability to produce plants that have a full life-cycle, meaning that all of their seeds germinate and grow to maturity. This is a great way to ensure that no matter what kind of growing season you have, there will always be plants to grow.
If you have questions about growing feminized seeds, one thing to ask is if the company selling them is licensed or not. There are many suppliers out there who aren’t licensed and that means they aren’t following proper growing procedures. Some of these suppliers will sell you seeds, but only after you get them and then plant them on your own property without following proper growing procedures. Some growers will even take the time to get you set up with everything you need so that everything is ready to plant.
To get started growing Indica and Sativa seeds, you should know about how to properly handle them. Before you plant anything, make sure that you have a sterile environment. For example, you should never plant your Sativa seedlings in a window box or pot because light can cause scarring. Always start with clean soil and plant your seeds according to the instructions. You can find seeds for Indica and Sativa growing in most garden centers, but it’s best to visit your local nursery to see which type of strains are available.
