Feminized Seeds

Feminized seeds are specifically bred to eliminate male chromosomes, ensuring that every plant grown from these seeds will flower as a female and produce flowers (buds). Female plants are guaranteed to provide rich flowers for growers to harvest.

Opting for feminized seeds ensures that nearly all your plants will be female, maximizing bud production and saving time and resources that would otherwise be spent identifying and removing male plants. This leads to higher yields and a more efficient growing experience. ​

While feminized seeds are designed to produce female plants, environmental stressors like light interruptions or temperature fluctuations can occasionally cause a female plant to develop male characteristics, a phenomenon known as hermaphroditism. ​

Yes, feminized seeds are ideal for novice growers. They simplify the cultivation process by eliminating the need to distinguish between male and female plants, allowing beginners to focus on learning other aspects of cultivation. ​

The growth cycle for feminized plants typically spans 3 to 5 months from seed to harvest. This includes a vegetative stage lasting 3–16 weeks and a flowering stage of 8–11 weeks, depending on the strain and growing conditions. ​

Absolutely. Feminized seeds can thrive outdoors, provided they are suited to your local climate. Selecting strains known for outdoor resilience will enhance your chances of a successful harvest.

To maintain viability, store feminized seeds in a cool, dark, and dry environment. An airtight container placed in the refrigerator is ideal, as it protects seeds from moisture and temperature fluctuations.

Feminized seeds produce female plants that require specific light cycles to flower, while autoflowering seeds transition to the flowering stage automatically after a certain period, regardless of light exposure. Autoflowering seeds are often favored for their faster growth cycles.

Yes, plants grown from feminized seeds can be cloned. However, it’s important to note that excessive cloning from feminized plants may lead to reduced vigor over successive generations.

Feminized seeds often come at a higher price point due to the specialized breeding techniques required to produce them. However, the increased efficiency and yield potential they offer can offset the initial investment.

Yes, under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

Yes, all products are testing in an outside laboratory and we provide the Certificate of Analysis on every product page.

Laws around seed purchase and cultivation vary by location. We recommend checking your local regulations to ensure you’re compliant. Our seeds are sold as novelty items and are intended for souvenir or collectible purposes. Please see HERE.

Check out our pre-made grow kits HERE to make it as easy as possible for first-timers and beginners.

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Hash is a concentrate made by compressing the resinous trichomes from the plant. It’s often consumed, or used in edibles and comes in various textures, from sticky to dry.

Start by placing your seeds between two damp paper towels, then put them in a dark, warm place like a drawer or cupboard. Maintain moisture but avoid soaking them. After 1 to 5 days, you’ll notice the seed crack open and a small white root — called a taproot — will emerge. Once this happens, your seed is officially germinated and ready to be planted in soil or your chosen growing medium. A stable temperature between 70–80°F (21–26°C) helps ensure a successful start.

Seeds can stay viable for 2–5 years if stored properly in a cool, dark, and dry environment. Using an airtight container in the fridge helps preserve them longer. Older seeds may take longer to germinate and have a lower success rate.

Your plant is ready when most trichomes are cloudy and some turn amber. Also, check the pistils — when about 70–90% have darkened and curled in, it’s usually time to harvest. These signs indicate peak potency and desired experiences.

Indica plants are short and bushy with wide leaves, known for relaxing, body-heavy experiences. Sativas are tall with thin leaves and typically offer uplifting, energizing experiences. While most strains today are hybrids, these traits are still useful for identifying dominant experiences.