What is a feminized seed?

First of all, it's important to know that female plants are the only cannabis plants to supply and develop flowers rich in cannabinoids such as THC or CBD.

Feminized seeds have been genetically modified to produce exclusively 99.9% female plants.

A feminized seed contains no male chromosomes in its genes. Once planted, it will produce only female seeds. Ideal for rapid, high-quality cultivation. Feminized seeds are created by forcing a female plant to form male seeds.

Characteristics of feminized seeds:

-Enhanced aromas and effects, giving rise to a plant rich in cannabinoids.

- These seeds are called photoperiodic, as their growth depends on a precise light cycle.

Self-flowering vs. feminized seeds

The main difference between a classic feminized seed and a so-called auto-flowering seed is its transition to flowering after its growth cycle.

In fact, self-flowering strains flower automatically, whereas feminized strains always require some work on the plant, monitoring its sunlight and nutrient requirements. We call this a photoperiodic plant.

An auto-flowering flower can produce several harvests in a single season, since it is not dependent on the light cycle.

in terms of production yields, both will give a good quantity of flowers. But a feminized flower on which special care has been taken will naturally have more buds and a very resinous crop.

In short, if you're new to cannabis growing, it's a good idea to start with an auto-flowering seed.

If you like a challenge, go for feminized seeds and give them all the care they need to bud and offer you a good quantity of CBD flowers.

Please note: the cannabis seeds offered by Deli Hemp are auto-flowering and feminized.

How do I germinate my auto-flowering seed?

there are two ways to germinate your seeds:

1.Place it in damp paper or in a glass of water to allow it to germinate.

2. Plant them directly in the ground, or in their final pot

Tip: Don't repot your self-flowering seeds, as this could slow down the plant's already limited growth. And impoverish its production.

Sativa, Indica or Hybrid, what's the difference?

These are cannabis subspecies. The two main species categories areIndica and Sativa, and today there are also so-called hybrids.

What are the differences between these cannabis subspecies?

Indica: its flowering is shorter and bushier, and its leaves are broad. It's a fairly robust species and can thrive in many environments.

Sativa: Sativas need a lot of sun to flower well.

It has long, thin leaves. Its plant will be taller than the Indica species.

It thrives in a warm climate, with a longer flowering time. Today, most cannabis varieties are rarely pure Indica or Sativa.

Instead, we mainly find so-called hybrid cannabis species, which combine a certain percentage of Indica and Sativa.

Autoflowering Purple Punch

There's no need to introduce Purple Punch genetics, a favorite among CBD fans.

Its color matches its delicate red fruit and candy flavors.

Deli Hemp now gives you the opportunity to grow your own Purple Punch CBD, thanks to this automatic Purple Punch strain.

This Indica-rich strain (60% Indica - 40% Sativa) provides an excellent relaxing effect, both muscular and mental, ideal for anxious people.

Its Grandaddy Purple x Larry OG cross is equally at home indoors and outdoors.

It has nothing to envy of photoperiodic cannabis strains, retaining its powerful effects and aromas.

Easy to grow, Purple Punch will produce excellent yields.

Self-flowering Purple Punch is easy to grow and ideal for discreet or limited cultivation.

It will never exceed 1.30 m in height. Ideal for a small balcony or terrace.

Once your seed has germinated, it will flower very quickly.

In 7 to 8 weeks, it will be ready for cultivation. Its yield varies between 50g and 120g per plant, which is very good for an autoflowering flower.

This is a very reliable strain that will give you beautiful, dense, fruity purple flowers. it will resist external aggression, and its buds will be covered with trichomes and resins on all branches.