Regular seed is a group of plants that have one or more living seeds in their leaves and stems, which are of the same sex. Usually these plants grow in gardens and are used foragers to break open the nuts to gather the edible part. The name is derived from its habit of regrowing seeds after each season of growth. Regular seed also represents a dormant breeding line which expresses an almost equal balance of female and male chromosomes. It therefore produces seeds only when the optimum conditions for its development are met.
The flowers of the cannabis plants start to appear in the second year of cultivation. The flowering period can go on for three or four years. The first year is the vegetative stage. In this time, the plant grows towards the height of its height. The middle years bring about the flowering and the final two years witness the sprouting of the plant.
Feminized cannabis seeds are often used in breeding feminized plants. This requires either regular seeds or feminized plants that have already produced large amounts of seeds. These seeds are used as starters in new growth. After a few months in which the plants produce large numbers of seeds, feminized plants are taken out of their containers and given a try in a natural environment. Should all the starter plants fail, the feminized plants are taken out and given another chance.
When feminized cannabis plants show the signs of becoming feminized, then it has been determined to be the perfect type for a particular crop. The feminized seeds are collected during the third year of development and were taken outside in the greenhouse. The gardener will take care not to let any air touch the feminized seeds as they might kill the plants through fungal spores or bacteria. The feminized strains are placed in a dark place and a strong light source is used to help speed up the process of feminization.
When feminized cannabis seeds are collected, they are placed into a storage bag. The bags are then placed in a dark cupboard. Most growers find this an effective way to protect the seeds from moisture and air, while still allowing them to maintain their natural colour. Many growers find that this process does increase the quality of their crop, but it is up to each grower to determine if it is worth it for their female plants.
When marijuana is grown in an indoor setting, it is not unusual for the feminized seeds to be stored for a year or longer. Once the plants are fully grown, the female plants are taken out of the cupboard and the regular seedlings are replanted. This means that even though the feminized seeds may have produced small amounts of flowers and buds, the overall potential growth potential is significantly higher than with regular seedlings.
In addition to ensuring that the plants produce regular crops, it is also possible to control the gender of every cannabis plant. When cannabis plants are crossbred, one of the characteristics that can be altered is the gender of the plant. For instance, a particular strain could be made more fragrant or has a high quality oil glands by putting a male plant into a female plant. However, this method of crossing can result in lower quality plants and, as a result, reduced value when it comes to growing cannabis.
To ensure that the best cannabis seeds strain is obtained, a lot of time and care goes into selecting the best crossbreeds. In most cases, it is common for growers to collect seeds from a specific grower, in order to ensure consistent quality. However, some growers may crossbreed strains anyway, simply because they are cheaper than purchasing seeds from a specific grower. It is important to keep in mind that genetics play a huge role when it comes to the creation of new strains. Some cannabis seeds strains are ideal for a certain type of plant, such as the female marijuana flower or, conversely, some strains are more suitable for specific uses, such as the male cannabis flower. Because of this, it is always recommended that prospective growers do a little research before attempting to crossbreed any strains.
