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Old landrace populations like Durban or Thai lines only survive if people keep growing them as open pollinated regular seed. A single feminized cutting is a dead end for the gene pool, since it freezes one plant and drops everything else in the population. Several preservation projects and their seed sources are listed on…[Read more]

Autoflower and feminized get listed as if they were rival choices, which trips up a lot of first time buyers. Feminized describes the sex of the plant, autoflower describes what starts flowering, and most autos sold today are feminized anyway. The three column comparison on https://queenfeminizedseeds.com shows photoperiod feminized plants taking…[Read more]

Topping an autoflower is a gamble I stopped taking after two stunted runs. Bending and tying branches down works far better, since it spreads the canopy without pausing growth. The training timeline at https://turboautoflowerseeds.com suggests starting around day fourteen and stopping once flowers appear, which matches what worked for me. Some…[Read more]

Pack size makes a bigger difference to cost than the headline price suggests. A three seed pack often works out far more expensive per seed than a ten pack, but buying in bulk only pays off if you actually plan several grows. When comparing options, I divided the prices listed at https://budweedseeds.com by seed count for a few strains I was…[Read more]

Some players swear that naturally triggered bonuses pay better than purchased ones, but on certified RNG games the outcome distribution is identical unless the provider explicitly states otherwise. The feeling comes from the fact that you remember the natural hit that came after a long grind more vividly. That said, a couple of studios do run…[Read more]