Regular seed is a great choice for home gardening. Compared to feminized seeds, regular seeds are more resilient to environmental stress and have a better genetic stability. They can also be used to propagate cuttings or clones. This asexual reproduction process produces plants with similar characteristics. Regular seeds are more difficult to destroy than feminized seeds, which can easily die if planted improperly. This fact makes regular seeds the best option for most people.
Regular cannabis seeds have numerous advantages over feminized seeds. Regular cannabis plants are easy to grow, tend to be more resilient, and resist stress better. They also have lower conversion rates to hermaphrodites. Choosing between feminized and regular seeds depends on your growing goals and experience level. When selecting cannabis seeds, be sure to purchase them from a reputable breeder. Regular seeds can be more difficult to grow, but they have many advantages.
Regular cannabis seeds are better suited for hobbyists and home growers who do not plan on commercial use. Regular seeds are cheaper than feminized ones, but they don’t produce female plants. Regular seeds are also more suitable for hybridization, as you can grow a range of varieties that are compatible with each other. Regular seeds are more common among home growers, but don’t necessarily yield as much as feminized ones.
Regular cannabis seeds are a genetic lottery. About 50 percent of the plants produced by regular seeds will be male, while 50% will be female. It can be difficult to segregate male plants from females, but the end result is usually well worth the effort. Most home gardeners don’t want to waste their time on male plants. They just want potent, flowering plants. Consequently, they may have to destroy some of their male plants to get the female ones. While this method is more difficult and time consuming than feminized seeds, it is also more predictable.
If you don’t have a hydroponic system, you can also try germination in paper towels using a heating mat. Unlike germination in soil, the moisture in paper towel-covered seeds will not evaporate. You can use moist paper towels to make the environment dark. Alternatively, you can place the seeds on another plate under a warm grow lamp. When they germinate, place them in a shallow layer of soil and wait for five days. If they don’t sprout after the third day, they’ll finish germination in the soil.
Some regular cannabis seeds are perfect for growing. Jilly Bean, for example, produces nearly perfect hybrids. It calms the body while uplifts the mind. It has a sweet, tangerine aroma and is an invigorating smoke. Amnesia Lemon, for instance, has some sativa traits and citrus flavor. The resulting smoke is a citrus-like experience that leaves you relaxed and rejuvenated.
