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Sin embargo, cuando se cruza, imparte sus propiedades autoflorecientes únicas que dan lugar a la descendencia resultante y se crean nuevas variedades que dan oportunidades, antes imposibles, a los cultivadores con restricciones de tiempo, espacio o rendimiento.
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It can be a bit bewildering, especially if you’re a first-time grower, to choose which types of seeds to buy. Indoor or outdoor, regular, feminized or auto-flowering, indica or sativa? A mixed pack or a single strain? High THC or CBD? A good piece of advice is to first look at where you might be cultivating them; if the answer is indoors, then checking factors such as height and flowering time may be your top priority. Outdoors, look for cannabis breeds specifically designed to withstand cold, wet summers, or finish maturing before the first cold nights of autumn, depending on your climate. Cannabis plants can grow in virtually any climate depending on their origins, from indicas that originated in high, windswept mountains to sativas hailing from equatorial regions. Even the generally inhospitable environment of northern Russia has given us valuable genetics in the form of cannabis ruderalis, which on its own is not that great as a producer of the best pot as it is low in THC and doesn’t yield much. However, when interbred, it imparts its unique autoflowering properties to the resulting offspring, and new strains are created that open up previously impossible opportunities for growers with time, space or energy restrictions. Simply put, we now have cannabis seed strains that can go from germination to being ready to harvest in as little as 80 days, even on a windowsill!
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