Feminized Cannabis Seeds

What are Feminized Cannabis Seeds?

Feminized Cannabis Seeds are specifically made to produce only female plants.  This is accomplished by either suppressing male traits or encouraging hermaphroditism in a female plant.  With our feminized weed seeds, you are ensured that only female cannabis plants will grow.  These plants in return will produce buds that are perfect for consumption, and reducing the risk of male plants.

Why Should I Choose Feminized Cannabis Seeds?

We have listed below several reasons why many growers prefer to purchase feminized marijuana seeds.

1. 1. Bigger Yields:  Female plants produce a higher concentration of cannabinoids like THC and CBD which are a heavy favorite amongst growers as compared to a male plant producing only pollen and not buds for consumption.
   2. Ease of Growth:  Growing from female marijuana seeds is much easier than growing male seeds due to the fact that you do not have the complexity of identifying what is male and what is female.
   3. Less Maintenance:  Male seeds can make a female plant produce seeds instead of buds which can make it disastrous for your cultivation if you are looking to produce buds.

What is the Difference Between Indica and Sativa Feminized Cannabis Seeds?

Our feminized weed seeds are under two different types of subspecies.  You can choose amongst our selection an Indica strain or a Sativa strain.  There are many factors that distinguish the differences between the two:

• Indica:  These are shorter and bushier type plants and are faster in flowering times compared to a Sativa strain.  These are better in more colder climates and where rain is more frequent.
• Sativa:  These cannabis plants are taller and longer with thinner leaves and do take longer than an Indica to flower.  They are perfect for Mediterranean climates and look for more sun in their growth.

Many of our cannabis seeds have both hybrid and or Indica/Sativa dominate characteristics that you can choose from and match exactly the plant you need.  Each cannabis seed product page under strain details, will show you the make up of each seed we carry.

How Do I Grow Feminized Marijuana Seeds?

Growing feminized cannabis seeds have the same principles of growing regular seeds but with a few added differences.

       1. Choose Your Growing Environment

Growing feminized cannabis seeds can be done both indoors and outdoors.  This choice can affect many options such as yields, THC level, and quality of your plant.

• • Indoor Growing:  This is a controlled environment of lighting, temperature, humidity, pests.
  • Outdoor Growing:  Take advantage of natural lighting, climate preference, and growing space.

       2.   Germination

Germination is one of the most important parts of your growing cycle.  Starting off with the proper method will help your plant start a strong life.  Follow our germination guide for expert and first hand knowledge on how to germinate stress free.

      3.  Lighting

Lighting schedules are very important depending on what stage you are in.  Vegetative stages you will need to have 18-24 hours of light.  When you are in the flowering stage reduce your lighting down to 12 hours a day.  This will trigger flowering and mimic a shorter day cycle.

     4.  Soil and Nutrients

Feminized plants require proper soil and nutrients in order to achieve the best potential.  Organic soil works well and hydroponic systems can be used too.  Nutrient wise you want to use nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium as specific times during your cultivation.

    5.  Climate

if you are growing outdoors, choosing the best climate for specific strains are essential as each strain can differ on what environment they prefer to grow in.  The most common habitat is warm, sunny, and slightly humid.

Are Feminized Cannabis Seeds Better Than Regular Seeds?

Feminized Cannabis Strains are better to choose from as they eliminate the risk of having male cannabis plants.  However if you are looking to breed your own cannabis seeds, then regular seeds are a great option as they differ in genetic diversity which growers love.  If your main goal is to produce consumable buds, then feminized cannabis seeds are the way to go.

How Long Does It Take For A Feminized Cannabis Seed To Flower?

Each feminized seed strain has its own flowering time period.  You can find this information under our strain details for each seed you see above.  Generally feminized cannabis seeds can take about 8 to 12 weeks to flower.  Some faster flowering strains can be cultivated in as little as 8 weeks.

Can Feminized Seeds Be Reused?

Feminized Seeds cannot be reused for another round of growing feminized cannabis plants.  The seeds may not provide consistent results as the original feminized seed, especially if the hermaphrodite trait was passed on.  We recommend that you begin with a new seed each time you start a new cultivation journey.

Are Feminized Cannabis Seeds More Expensive Than Other Seeds?

Yes generally these seeds are more costly than a regular cannabis seed due to the fact that you do not need to worry about male plants as well as you will receive higher yields. The price is more but the out come is much greater especially when you are looking to produce buds for use.

What Are The Best Feminized Cannabis Seeds To Purchase Online?

There are many cannabis seeds to choose from on the market.  Many customers have different preferences when it comes to Indica/Sativa, yield, taste and so on.  Here is a list of a few popular feminized cannabis seeds that have been flying through the market:

• • Blue Dream: This is a well balanced hybrid, with exceptional taste, and relaxing effects.
  • Girl Scout Cookies:  Very Popular due to the high THC content, and great flavor profile.
  • Panama Red:  One of the world’s most exotic strains, and a Sativa Landrace that is hard to find.

Can You Grow Feminized Cannabis Seeds Outdoors?

Feminized Cannabis seeds can be growing indoors and outdoors.  Outdoor growers in fact can see much higher yields when they use natural sunlight.  However be very careful of different variables such as pests, and nearby male plants that can lead to pollination and your plant producing seeds instead of buds.