Weed seeds

Feminized seeds are seeds that only grow female plants.

Why is growing only female weed plants important?

The female plants produce the buds. Male plants do not. If male plants are present, they will fertilize the female plants which in turn will start producing seeds. Seeds are good for growing but bad for smoking. If you plan on smoking or processing your weed into extracts, you don’t want seeds.

Autoflowering seeds will produce weed plants that flower, or bud, automatically at a certain age. Usually budding is triggered by a change in the amount of light the plant receives. Think of the change from Summer to Autumn when days become shorter, less hours of daylight trigger some plants to start flowering. When not growing autoflowering plants, indoor growers may switch from a 20 hours a day light cycle to a 12 hour a day light cycle to trigger budding for example. However, the costs of using autoflowering weed plants are smaller harvests and less potent buds compared to plants that are not autoflowering.

Growing cannabis from seeds versus from a clone will make your cannabis plant less susceptible to disease due to the genetic variation you get from having 2 parent plants. If you plan on cross breeding yourself, you will need to get familiar with growing with seeds. Plus, clones may not be available in your area.

Starting your grow with weed seeds is harder than using clones as the seeds will need to be germinated, which is an extra step. Newly germinated sprouts are also very fragile and it can be difficult to get them going.

Weeds seeds are legally considered to be the same as any ordinary cannabis plant. This means that if cannabis plants are illegal in your state, so are cannabis seeds.

Browse cannabis seeds online using Leafly. Depending on where you live, you may be able to order seeds through the mail or pick some up at a local dispensary.

Cannabis seeds are the plant's seeds, sold to growers who want to start plants from scratch rather than from a cutting. They are not smoked or eaten as a cannabis product. Seed listings usually fall into a few types: regular seeds, which produce roughly half male and half female plants, feminized seeds, bred to produce female plants that flower, and autoflower seeds, which switch to flowering on their own schedule instead of waiting on a light change. Fast-flowering hybrids are also sold. A seed is dormant until you germinate it in water or a damp medium, then it goes through seedling, vegetative, and flowering stages over several months. Whether you can legally grow at home, and how many plants you can keep, depends entirely on your state and sometimes your city.