What is the difference between feminized and standardized cannabis seeds?

Feminized and standard (or regular) cannabis seeds differ primarily in their genetic composition and how they're bred.

1. Feminized Seeds: These cannabis seeds are bred to produce only female plants. In cannabis cultivation, female plants are desired because they produce the buds that are rich in cannabinoids like THC and CBD. Feminized seeds are produced by stressing a female plant into producing pollen, which is then used to fertilize another female plant. This process ensures that the resulting seeds will almost always grow into female plants. Growers prefer feminized seeds to avoid the hassle of identifying and removing male plants, which don't produce buds and can pollinate females, reducing the quality and quantity of the final harvest.

    

2. Standard (Regular) Seeds: These seeds are the traditional, natural form of cannabis seeds, containing both male and female genetics. When planted, they have the potential to grow into either male or female plants. In large-scale cannabis cultivation, male plants are typically removed to prevent pollination of female plants, which would result in seeded buds with reduced potency. However, standard seeds are still valued by breeders and growers interested in breeding projects or preserving genetic diversity.

In summary, feminized cannabis seeds guarantee that the resulting plants will be female, simplifying the cultivation process, while standard seeds offer genetic variability and are preferred by breeders for experimentation and maintaining diverse gene pools.

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