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Feminized cannabis seeds make hermies?!
by Nebula Haze
Feminized Cannabis Seeds: Seeds where all plants grow up to be female and produce buds
Hermies: Hermie cannabis plants can look like normal female plants at first glance, but they produce pollen that causes seedy buds, just like male plants. Hermies are to be avoided!
How to Find the Right Strain (to Grow)
by Nebula Haze
Table of Contents
Intro: How to Pick the Right Cannabis Strains
1.) First, what exactly are you looking for?
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Indica vs Sativa strains (also, what's "Auto-Flowering?")
Which Strain Breeders Can I Trust?
by Nebula Haze
Interested in getting a best-of-the-best cannabis strain for your next grow? One of the best ways to ensure that you get great genetics is to start with a great breeder. This article shares some of the most famous and reputable cannabis breeders we’ve worked with.
This list considers...
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Potency - THC & CBD content, plus does it have the described effects?
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Bag Appeal - bud structure, color, density, smell
Common Seedling Problems
Auto-Flowering Cannabis Strains Guide
What are the best marijuana strains for beginners?
What Medical Marijuana Strain is Right For Me?
by Nebula Haze
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How to Make Your Own Feminized Cannabis Seeds
Making Feminized Marijuana Seeds at Home is Easy!
(How To Breed 2 Female Plants Together For Seeds)
by Nebula Haze (inspired by this thread from PhenoMenal)
Are auto-flowering seeds worth it?
Q: I screwed up and ordered autoflowering seeds, is it a waste of time? This is my first serious grow... and I ordered northern lights autoflower and short rider, which seems like its an autoflower.
A: While there's nothing wrong with auto-flowering strains, it's important to get the strain you want. If you just ordered today, try emailing/calling the seed bank and tell them what happened.
Best light schedule for auto-flowering strains?
by Nebula Haze
Cannabis strains have two main stages of life, the vegetative (first) stage, and the flowering (second) stage. Think of them as the "children" and "adult" stages of marijuana growth.
Most strains of marijuana (photoperiod strains) rely on the amount of light, or their light schedule, to determine when to start making buds. Generally, if a marijuana plant receives 14 hours of light a day or more, it will stay in the vegetative stage (it will focus more on growing leaves and stems without any buds).
