Buying feminized cannabis seeds
Feminized seeds are popular among cannabis farmers because they eliminate the need for time-consuming and labor-intensive male plant identification and removal. They also ensure a bigger supply of buds, because female plants produce the resinous blooms that are plucked for consumption. However, feminized seeds are more expensive than regular seeds, and some gardeners prefer to work with conventional seeds to retain genetic variation.
Bagseeds are seeds found in completed cannabis buds that were not purposefully produced or obtained from a seed bank. They can appear due to a variety of factors, such as accidental pollination from a nearby male plant, environmental stress during the flowering stage, or genetic instability.
Bagseeds may be viable in some situations and yield a robust cannabis plant. Bagseeds, on the other hand, are frequently the product of genetic diversity and may not yield a plant with the same traits or qualities as the original parent plant. As a result, growing from bagseeds can be risky, as you may end up with a plant that is low-yielding, disease-prone, or develops inferior buds.