Ever wondered how they feminise seeds? Its long proven a great mystery to us. So, here we go, in brief: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REGULAR AND FEMINISED CANNABIS SEEDS: REGULAR SEEDS come from one male and one female parent, and can produce either male or female plants. Only from the flowering stage can you tell if a regular seed is male or female; males will produce oval pods, females have a calyx shaped like a teardrop. If you want to breed cannabis and produce new seeds, then you’ll need both male and female plants, which would require regular seeds. If you have no interest in breeding and you just want to have some outstanding bud, then feminised seeds, though more expensive, might be a better choice. FEMINISED SEEDS are bred specifically to eliminate male chromosomes. These seeds are not genetically modified; rather they are created by forcing a female plant to grow male pollen sacs full of female pollen. This can be achieved through a process called rodelization or by regularly spraying the plant with a colloidal silver solution during the early flowering stage so she will grow male “balls” instead of buds. This all-female pollen can be used to pollinate another female plant. With two female plants as parents, all the seeds end up being female.
Posted on: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 23:21:50 +0000
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