What are Cannabis Seeds?

Cannabis is a dioecious plant having female and male reproductive organs in the different individuals. Female cannabis are grown in an environment without the aid of a male to produce highly potent marijuana flowers that are conventionally known as “Sinsemilla.”

If you want to get a good quality cannabis seed, you should know how they appear like. If the seeds are healthier and superior in quality in will have darker color on the outer shell and the shades of black and grey are the signs of good seeds that exhibit darker colors on their outer shell. Shades of black and grey are the signs of good seed that sometime has a tiger-stripe appearance that is a clear manifestation of their better quality.

Healthy seeds of cannabis also appear like having a coating of wax on their shell. This healthy coating becomes obvious when seeds are exposed to a bright light and their sheen effect becomes evident. Better quality weed seeds are firm to touch and feel. If you need to judge their quality all you have to do is to place these seeds between your index finger and thumb to squeeze. It will test its resilience. If the seed is still firm and does not break or bend under pressure then it is worth planting.

Poor quality weed seeds get crumble under certain amount of pressure. If these seeds break into parts under pressure they are not worth using. Weed seeds are simply pods and with time they are likely to age that render them unusable. It is good to find fresh seeds which are not past their prime time to have a high quality yield that you expect.

Young and Immature T.H seeds would either be white or green in appearance. These seeds do not germinate quickly and if they do, they will take a longer time. So, when you are aiming at obtaining a high quality then it is good not to go in for very young seeds as it would be a waste of your money. Also, if you plan to grow buds then you need to buy female seeds.

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