What are feminized cannabis seeds?

Feminized cannabis seeds are specially bred seeds that produce almost exclusively female plants - with a success rate of 99.9%. Female cannabis plants are particularly sought after because they produce dense, resinous flowers (buds) that are rich in cannabinoids such as THC and CBD, as well as terpenes. These flowers can be used in a variety of ways, such as smoking, vaporizing, making edibles or extracts.

How are feminized cannabis seeds made?

Each feminized strain has its unique genetics, carefully developed by breeders. For example, feminized Amnesia Haze seeds offer a distinctive flowering time and aroma, while White Widow or Kush seeds have different characteristics. To create feminized seeds, breeders use special techniques to encourage female plants to produce pollen that is used to pollinate other female plants.

Feminized cannabis seeds vs. photoperiod cannabis seeds

The terms “feminized” and “photoperiodic” are often confused. Feminized describes the gender of the plants (female), while photoperiodic describes how the plant responds to light cycles. A photoperiod feminized plant requires changes in the light cycle (e.g. 12 hours of light, 12 hours of darkness) to move from the growth to the flowering phase.

Why buy feminized hemp seeds?

Buying feminized cannabis seeds offers numerous benefits that make cultivation much easier for both beginners and experienced growers:

1. Reliable Harvest:
   Feminized seeds eliminate the uncertainty that exists with traditional seeds. Since no male plants are produced, there is no need for the laborious removal of male specimens during the flowering phase, which saves time and effort.

2. High quality flowers:
   Female plants deliver large, potent flowers that contain a wide range of active ingredients and aromas. These flowers are the heart of any successful cannabis harvest.

3. Easy to use:
   In contrast to regular seeds, feminized variants make planning much easier. You can grow exactly the number of plants you need without having to sterilize excess seeds. The risk of unwanted pollination, which negatively affects the harvest, is completely eliminated.

4. Versatile cultivation:
   Feminized cannabis seeds are ideal for indoor and outdoor cultivation. They are photoperiodic, meaning you need to control the ratio of light and dark to get the plants to flower successfully.

5. Wide variety of varieties:
   Thanks to the wide selection of feminized varieties, you can find plants that perfectly suit your needs. Whether THC-rich strains for recreational users or CBD-rich options for medical applications - there are genetics to suit every need.

The advantages over regular cannabis seeds

Regular cannabis seeds produce both male and female plants. Since gender is only revealed during the growth phase, gardeners often have to sterilize more seeds than they actually want to grow in order to later remove the male plants. Male plants can pollinate female plants, resulting in unwanted seeds in the flowers and reducing the quality of the crop.

With feminized seeds, this effort is avoided. Gardeners know from the start that they will only receive female plants, making the entire growing process more efficient and predictable. As a result, the introduction of feminized cannabis seeds has revolutionized cannabis cultivation.

How to choose the best feminized cannabis seeds?

To choose the best feminized seeds, you should consider factors such as budget, plant size, cannabinoid content, flowering time and taste. We recommend you choose feminized seeds from Adonhusa Genetics. Our exclusive genetics guarantee first-class quality at fair prices so that you get the most out of your cultivation.

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What is the difference between Indica and Sativa in feminized cannabis seeds?

Feminized cannabis seeds fall into two main categories: indica and sativa. These subspecies primarily influence the growth pattern and physical characteristics of the plants, while the effects of the strains depend primarily on the respective terpene profile. In order to find the right variety for your needs, we recommend that you carefully study the product descriptions and data sheets.

Characteristics of the subspecies:

• Indica: Indica plants remain compact and bushy with wider leaves. They have a shorter flowering period, making them particularly suitable for colder and rainy climates.

• Sativa: Sativas are larger, have long, thin leaves and require a longer flowering time. These plants prefer sunny and warm climates.

Many feminized cannabis seeds combine genetics from both subspecies, making them hybrids. The exact ratio of indica and sativa is stated in the data sheets, e.g. B. 50% sativa, 50% indica.

How to grow feminized cannabis seeds?

Feminized seeds are suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. With the right care and the right conditions, you can successfully grow healthy plants.

Indoor cultivation:

1. Germination: Germinate the seeds between damp cloths or use a starter kit to increase the success rate.

2. Repotting: Once the seedlings are stable, transplant them into larger pots.

3. Lighting: Adjust the light cycles according to the growth phases:

   • Seedling: 20 hours of light, 4 hours of darkness (20/4)

   • Growth: 18/6

   • Flowers: 12/12

Outdoor cultivation:

• Germinate the seeds as described and place the young plants on a warm windowsill or in a greenhouse.

• After the last frost you can put them in the garden or in larger pots. Outdoor plants bloom when the days get shorter and are usually ready to harvest between late September and early November.

Important factors for growing cannabis

Temperature and humidity:

• Temperature: Ideally 21 °C, with minimal fluctuations. Extreme temperatures can threaten crops.

• Humidity:

  • Seedling: 65-70%

  • Growth: 50-70%

  • Flowering: 40-50%

Soil and nutrients:

• Soil: Use nutrient-rich, well-aerated and well-draining soil.

• Nutrients: Cannabis plants require nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), as well as micronutrients such as magnesium and calcium. Ready-made fertilizers make dosage easier depending on the growth phase.

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• Water every 1-3 days and check the soil moisture in advance. Overwatering can lead to problems such as root rot. A simple test: feel the soil ankle deep with your finger. If it is still moist, wait before watering.