Feminized Marijuana Cannabis Seeds

What are the benefits of feminized seeds?

One of the main benefits of a feminized cannabis seed over a regular seed is that, because you get only female plants, you don't have to identify and pull up the male plants before they fertilize the females (which ends up in useless bud). This way, you get the most out of your crop with a whole lot less time, money, and stress. Feminized seeds also tend to have higher germination rates than regular cannabis seeds, meaning that you are more likely to get a successful yield, especially when you choose a reputable seed bank.

How fast do feminized seeds grow?

Feminized seeds grow at the same rate as regular cannabis seeds which are a combination of male and female seeds. Growth rates depend on the strain and growing conditions (and also whether you are using auto-flowering seeds, but we'll talk about that elsewhere). In a rush? Some feminized seeds are called fast-flowering, and these can get you to harvest with minimal growing time.

What are the best-feminized marijuana seeds?

The best-feminized marijuana seeds are those that are of high quality, have a high germination rate, and produce the desired results for your growing conditions so yes, the answer to this question is exactly as varied as you feared. But worry not! Knowing some of the factors you're looking for can help you narrow down your search. The effects you want, the speed of the growth, the size you have, and the amount of sun and rain (if it's an outdoor garden) will all make it easier for you to pick exactly what you need. That being said, varieties become popular for a reason, and we stock plenty of the sought-after feminized strains, including Jack Herer, Bruce Banner, and Strawberry Cheesecake.

What is the highest-yielding marijuana seed strain?

The yield of your marijuana seeds and plants is based on so many different factors. Obviously, female cannabis seeds have a higher yield than male. Beginner growers might find themselves getting smaller yields in their first few rounds of any strain. Treatment during the vegetative and flowering stage also plays a role in yield and THC level.

That being said, some strains are known for their high yields, including White Widow, Northern Lights, and Big Bud (not surprisingly, many of them are also the largest plants).

How much will one marijuana plant produce?

The amount of flower produced by marijuana plants depends on various factors, including the strain, growing conditions, and experience of the grower. On average, one plant can produce between 1-3 ounces of cannabis, although some strains can produce up to 6 ounces or more. How much oomph you get from your chosen strain, of course, will depend on the THC content and plant health.

How long do marijuana seeds last?

Marijuana seeds can last for several years if stored properly in a cool, dry, and dark place. However, it is important to note that the germination rate decreases over time, so it is recommended to use fresh seeds from a quality marijuana seed bank for the best results.

Where is the best place to buy feminized marijuana seeds?

The best place to buy feminized marijuana seeds is from reputable online seed banks that offer high-quality seeds, germination guarantees, and a wide selection of popular strains (cough, Growers Choice, cough). Our online store based in North America offers all of these features, ensuring that you receive only the best feminized and auto-flower seeds. Indoor growers and outdoor gardeners alike can't get enough of these seeds.

What are the strongest sativas and indicas?

Sativa and indica are the two types of cannabis plants from which pretty much every strain available stems. Since you likely know there are hundreds of different strains, it won't surprise you that each one is some combination of indica and sativa.

Sativa strains tend to produce a more energetic and cerebral high, while indica strains tend to produce a more relaxing and sedative high. Some strong sativa strains include Green Crack and Super Lemon Haze, while strong Indica strains include Purple Kush and Granddaddy Purple.

What are the largest cannabis strains?

During the vegetative stage, you'll start to get an idea of just how big your marijuana plants are going to grow. While, again, many factors soil quality, hours of light, other flowering conditions affect the size and general health of plants grown from even high-quality marijuana seeds, some strains do definitely get bigger than others, and that means more flowers per plant! Grown outdoors, some sativa-dominant strains can reach 20 feet or more! Some of the largest strains include Big Bud and Northern Lights.

How much do feminized seeds cost?

The cost of feminized seeds can vary depending on the strain and the seed bank but, yes, on the surface they can appear to cost more than non-feminized seeds (your upfront cost, let's say). That being said, high-quality seeds will always cost more initially than low-quality, and the number of healthy plants you get will make up for that in a matter of weeks. Also remember that you will get flowers from every one of your feminized seeds that successfully grows, whereas you'll be weeding out the male if you choose an unfeminized option.

Are feminized seeds 100% female?

While feminized weed seeds are genetically altered to produce only female plants, there is still a tiny chance that they may produce some male plants. This change is much, much lower than with regular cannabis seeds, making feminized seeds a more reliable option for growers who want to ensure a successful yield of female plants. Of course, regardless of the types of pot seeds you buy, it's best to learn how to identify male plants and check your crop at the proper time, just to be safe.

Is it worth buying feminized seeds?

Marijuana growers looking to maximize their yields should definitely consider purchasing feminized seeds. They offer a reliable and cost-effective option for folks who want to eliminate the risk of male plants and ensure a high-quality yield of female flowers with rich cannabinoid content. The only real reason to avoid feminized plants is if you're planning to grow plants for future breeding purposes then you are going to need some males!