FAQ

Indica-dominant plants generally tend to be smaller, broader, more productive with a more robust vegetative structure and a shorter distance between nodes than Sativas. Sativa plants are often more slender and taller than Indicas. The flowers of Indica varieties are most often denser, thicker, and heavier than those of Sativa varieties, which are more airy and elongated. The effect of Indica varieties is known to be more sedative and relaxing than that of Sativas. The latter are logically much more energizing, psychoactive, and stimulating.

Indica-dominant plants tend to have the following characteristics:

- small in size;

- wide;

- very productive;

- with a robust plant structure;

- shorter distance between nodes;

- dense, thick and heavy flowers;

- sedative and relaxing effect.

Sativa plants, on the other hand, have the following characteristics:

- tall in size;

- slender;

- large distance between nodes;

- airy and elongated flowers;

- energizing, psychoactive and stimulating effect.

Feminized cannabis seeds produce 99% female cannabis plants. They allow for optimized space filling, as you won't need to eliminate male specimens during flowering. They are therefore an ideal first choice option for many growers with limited indoor or outdoor space.

Autoflowering cannabis collection seeds are a type of collection seeds created from various "Ruderalis" genetics. They require only a single photoperiod throughout their entire indoor cultivation cycle, which is 20 hours of continuous light. They have the unique characteristic of flowering independently of the photoperiod they are subjected to. They are also called "automatic varieties" because they flower automatically after approximately 3 to 4 weeks of growth, both indoors and outdoors.

Regular collection cannabis seeds produce approximately 50% male plants and 50% female plants.

Autoflowering cannabis collection seeds have a rapid development. They flower automatically, without any influence from the photoperiod, after only 3 to 4 weeks of growth. Therefore, it is not necessary to use an 18/6 hour photoperiod for growth and 12/12 hours for flowering. On the other hand, any photoperiod variety imperatively requires a growth period (18/6 hours) and a flowering period (12/12 hours). Please read and follow the publications of the various articles on our blog for more information.

"Fast Flowering" cannabis varieties are rapid-flowering strains, but they require two distinct photoperiods for their development. For growth, they need a lighting schedule of 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness. For flowering, they require 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness, like any photoperiod variety. Autoflowering varieties, on the other hand, flower automatically 3 to 4 weeks after germination, without any influence from the duration of light they are exposed to.

We recommend placing them in an airtight package protected from moisture, air, and light. Then, please store them in the lower part of your refrigerator (vegetable drawer, temperature around 6 to 10 °C or 43 to 50 °F). At this temperature, the air humidity remains relatively low. These are stable and reliable storage conditions that allow for long-term storage. This way, they will maintain a high germination potential.

Under the previously mentioned storage conditions, your cannabis seeds for collection will maintain a high germination rate for approximately 6 to 10 years without any problem.

THC, or Tetrahydrocannabinol, is the main psychoactive cannabinoid present in a large group of cannabis varieties.

CBD, or Cannabidiol, is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid whose benefits are increasingly recognized at various levels.

CBG, or Cannabigerol, is a cannabinoid that is most often found in low concentrations in a large majority of cannabis varieties. It is non-psychotropic. However, it seems that new varieties richer in CBG have recently started to appear.

Cannabinoids or phytocannabinoids are a group of chemical substances that activate various receptors of the endocannabinoid system, present in the human body as well as in many mammals.

Terpenes are natural molecules found in cannabis plants as well as in many other plants on the planet. Terpenes are directly responsible for the aromatic and flavor profile and intensity of cannabis. It appears that they also act on the effect, in symbiosis with the various cannabinoids present in the plant. They are very present in our diet as well as in our daily environment.

All varieties in our catalog are potent, with THC levels ranging from 14 to 25%. These levels are variable and are mentioned for indicative purposes only. The observed variations are due to various parameters (technical equipment used, lamps, fertilizers, genetic phenotype(s) encountered, etc.). It is even possible that some experienced growers may obtain results superior to the indicative values observed here.

Most of the varieties in our catalog are very productive. Indeed, we have paid particular attention to selecting genetics with very comprehensive qualities. We are certain that with a little work and experience, you will easily obtain high yields.