Regular cannabis seeds have a high probability of growing into either females or males as nature intended. They also tend to be more compact in structure than Indica or Sativa varieties. As with Indica and Sativa varieties, regular seeds contain the much sought after cannabidiol, which is the compound that gives cannabis its distinctive and satisfyingly distinctive flavor. Regular seeds come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Despite their advantages, there are some disadvantages associated with them as well. These disadvantages are rooted in the manner in which they are produced and nurtured. One of the disadvantages of regular seeds is that they tend to be more sensitive to low light. This means that indoor growing is often best done with Indicas and perhaps Dwarf cannabis.
In addition to being more sensitive to low light, female plants are also more susceptible to fungal disease. As a result, it has been necessary for breeders to experiment with different growing conditions in order to avoid disease and inhibit the growth of feminized seeds. Cultivators are sometimes willing to crossbreed plants to achieve the desired results, but the ultimate goal is to achieve uniformity in all respects. Some of the disadvantages of regular seeds stem from crossbreeding and some stem from the lack of uniformity in the plants themselves.
There are both pros and cons of breeding regular seeds. Cons include fewer potential crops due to lower yield, increased risk of disease due to cross-breeding, and a decreased likelihood of successful harvesting. On the other hand, pros include the ability to use feminized plants because they do not contain any male characteristics. Many breeders also consider the fact that feminized seeds contain only one-third the amount of crude proteins compared to regular seeds, making them easier to process for industrial usage.
There are three important classes of marijuana crops: Indoor (in containers), Outdoor (on outdoor plants) and Perennial (soil and perennial plants). Indoor plants are those grown inside the home or garden. Outdoor plants are used for personal consumption, whereas perennials are used for cultivation outside. Each of these three classes has advantages and disadvantages, which form the basis of the different varieties of cannabis seed used for different types of plants. Regular marijuana seeds for indoor plants can be used in combination with feminized seeds to produce high-quality marijuana plants with low risk of disease and poor harvesting.
indica and calendula are two of the most popular strains used in California marijuana grower’s systems. They come from three separate continents, each with their own distinctive climate and soil characteristics. The two can also produce very similar results when crossed, although there is greater risk of cross pollination occurring due to cross-accumulation of pollen between closely-related plants. Hybrid strains are a very popular among breeders because they allow for the crossing of two popular and hardy plants to produce a highly desirable product. This allows for an expanded use of the genetic material resulting from the crossing of two well-known lines. Hybrid cannabis is also very popular among medical marijuana users who often prefer using a different strain to help alleviate the painful symptoms associated with certain medical conditions.
When breeding for marijuana with regular seeds, it is important to use sterile equipment. Sterile equipment will reduce the chance of cross pollination, which can result in the cross-pollination of undesirable characteristics between the feminized seeds and regular seeds. Cross pollination occurs when pollen from a male plant is transferred to the female plants, creating a hybrid that is likely to produce some medical problems due to its greater DNA from the male plant.
The most popular strains, with the highest production yield and best growing conditions, are believed to be Lemon haze, Russian Rock, Chex blend, White Knight, Chronic, Brain, Tallulent, indica sativa, juniper weed, and Himalayan Pink. These are just some of the most popular and hardy varieties of marijuana that are used in the breeding of hybrids. Hybrid marijuana is also often referred to as reefer or grass. Growing marijuana with regular seeds is the most popular way to begin producing your own hybrid varieties. However, it is also possible to start cultivating feminized ones from seeds if you have access to feminized plants.
