Do Male or Female Cannabis Plants Have Seeds
Female cannabis plants are the plants that produce buds, or flowers, that can be smoked for medicinal and recreational purposes. They contain higher amounts of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive compound in marijuana that produces the “high”...
How Long Do Cannabis Seeds Last
Cannabis seeds are the starting point for many cannabis-related products, including medical marijuana and recreational marijuana. Seeds come from female cannabis plants that male plants have pollinated. These seeds can be used to grow young cannabis plants or eaten...
Read MoreHow To Feminize Cannabis Seeds
Feminizing cannabis seeds is a process of producing female-only cannabis plants that can save growers time, and money, and give them more control over the gender of their plants. The beauty of feminized seeds is that they can ensure an entire crop with female plants...
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