7 strong feminized cannabis seeds, 5 of which should grow

Our seed genetics are popular for their potency and high yield, with a good CBD/THC balance.

You can expect to harvest approximately 3 months after sowing. (10 weeks on average)

7 marijuana seeds from 1 of 4 varieties:

Jack Herrer

• 50% Sativa, 40% Indica and 10% Ruderalis
• 16% THC (medium)
• Plant height: approx. 80cm
• Smell/Taste: Spicy, earthy
• Effect: High energy, cerebral, happy

Super Skunk

• 80% Indica
• 14% THC (mellow)
• Smell/Taste: Sweet
• Effect: Body high, mellow, relaxed

Northern Lights

• Indica-dominant
• 14% THC
• Smell/Taste: Sweet, fruity, earthy
• Effect: Uplifting, relaxing
• High yield, popular strain

 Russian Snow

• Indica dominant (90-100%)
• 18% THC
• Taste/Smell: Fruity, sweet
• Relaxed, focused, cerebral
• Hybrid of AK49 and White Widow

Stages of Marijuana Growth

1) Germination: 3-10 days
2) Seedling: 2-3 weeks
3) Vegetative: 3-12 weeks
4) Flowering: 8-11 weeks

Planting the Seeds

- Place the seeds on the growing medium and cover them lightly to keep them moist.
- Once your seed has germinated, keep the soil moist, transplant if necessary, and for best results, engage with the nutrient needs of cannabis plants. (see below)
- Once the seed has germinated, you will need to adjust the light cycles to allow it to grow to the desired height.)

Storage:

- Store the seeds in a cool, dark, and dry place until sowing.

Nutrient Needs of Cannabis Plants

For optimal cannabis growth, it is important that the soil pH is between 6 and 7. A deviation from this may not visibly harm them, but it will affect the yield.

Start with soil that has a low nutrient concentration for the seeds.

During the vegetative phase, you should

a nutrient solution with a high nitrogen content, approximately in a 3-1-2 (N-P-K) ratio. During flowering, use a nutrient solution with a lower nitrogen content and a ratio of approximately 1-3-4 (N-P-K).

Best Practices for Marijuana Cultivation

Pay attention to your plants!

Looking at the plant tells you most of what you need to know. Is the soil sufficiently moist? Is your plant free of pests? Are the leaves lush green and regular? 

If your plant is a different color than a rich, deep green, refer to the chart in the gallery to see what nutrient deficiency the discoloration might indicate.

To truly understand your plant's growing conditions, you should do a soil pH test.

It is important to flush the plants with clear water every few weeks to prevent nutrient buildup and avoid nutrient lockout. Observe the plants closely for signs of nutrient deficiencies or excesses and adjust nutrient levels accordingly.

Chances are your local grow shop has exactly what you need.