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As growers become more comfortable within their growing space, many enjoy the challenge of a hard-to-grow strain. They thrive on learning more about the plant and optimal cultivation practices, whether it is their tall posture, low resilience to pests and predators or exceptionally long flowering period.
Landrace strains which haven’t been introduced to hybridisation will be the hardest to grow. These strains have developed over centuries and are indigenous to a specific region. As such, they haven’t been stabilised, and little is known about the cultivation process compared to genetics available from seed banks. Vigorous breeding programs allow seedbanks to provide the cannabis community with consistent, uniform genetics.
Although feminized photoperiod and autoflowering cannabis seeds are much easier to cultivate, many experience growers are looking for the chance to produce both male and female plants. Regular seeds give cannabis enthusiasts the opportunity for phenotype hunting and breeding programs.
Complex genetics require more time and experience in the garden. Sativa strains can often reach greater heights than indicas and, as such, require more attention throughout…
