The process of making 'feminized cannabis seeds is to induce the hermaphrodite condition in a female cannabis plant. Rodelization can be done by spraying gibberellic acid or using a colloidal silver solution. To fertilize a female plant the best method is to use male pollen from a hermaphrodite bloom. This means that you'll end up with plants which are either hermaphrodites or females, but never males.

When the right conditions are in place under the right…

By causing the hermaphrodite status in female cannabis plants Cannabis plants that are feminized can be produced. Rodelization can be accomplished by spraying gibberellic acids or using a colloidal silver solution. What is happening is that you utilize pollen that is male, from a hermaphrodite flower to fertilize a female flower. As a result, you'll end up with plants which are either hermaphrodites or females, but never males.

Feminized marijuana strains can be not…

Based on the classification and definition cannabis can be classified as hemp and marijuana.

The term "hemp" in the United States refers to a cannabis plant that contains the minimum of 0.3 percent THC. It is the molecule that causes the euphoric, and intoxicating effects that are associated with both adult and medicinal cannabis. This classification does not cover other cannabinoids. Therefore, if a plant has 20% CBD and only 0.29 percent THC, it's still legally…

According to the scientific classification and definition cannabis encompasses both marijuana and hemp.

The term "hemp" in the United States refers to a cannabis plant with the minimum of 0.3% THC. This is the chemical responsible for the euphoric and intoxicating effects that come with both medicinal and adult-use cannabis. The classification doesn't encompass other cannabinoids. In other words, if the plant produces 20% CBD and just 0.29 percent THC, it's legally…