There are many different types or classifications of Marijuana Seeds. For the novice grower this can be quite confusing. This article's sole purpose is to shed light on the terms used and different types of Marijuana Seeds.

Feminized Marijuana Seeds

In layman terms female marijuana plants are treated with a solution of Colloidal Silver. This treatment causes the female marijuana plants to produce male pollen. This pollen is used to pollinate a female plant. The seeds that are produced from this female plant will produced marijuana seeds that only produce female plants.

Regular Marijuana Seeds

Regular Marijuana Seeds are produced naturally by pollinating female marijuana plants with pollen form a male marijuana plant as it is done in nature. Most seeds you purchase from a Marijuana Seed Bank are a f-1 cross of a selected female and male plant. These seeds are called a F-1. This is the most common type of marijuana seeds that are sold through seed banks.

Indica Marijuana Seeds

Indica Marijuana Seeds produce cannabis plants that display the following traits:

• Marijuana that is quick to flower. Indica plants by nature of their genetics flower in a shorter time period than sativa plants do. Indica Marijuana generally matures in less than 9 weeks and most are ready to harvest in around 7-8 weeks. The time periods outlined here are form the time the plants go into the flower period.
• Indica Marijuana Seeds produce plants that generally are shorter in stature as well as being more sturdy than a sativa.
• Plants at are produced from Indica seeds produce finished bud that has that characteristic  indica stone. Generally indica marijuana's stone comes on strong and has little creep. The stone comes on strong and is not considered by most to be daytime smoke. It totally relaxes you and can help with sleep!
• Indica Marijuana Seeds produce plants that have shorter and fatter leaves in comparison to sativa marijuana plants.

Sativa Marijuana Seeds

Sativa Marijuana Seeds produce cannabis plants that display the following traits:

• Sativa Marijuana plants take a bit longer to mature in flower than a indica. Generally if a marijuana plant is sativa dominate it takes anywhere form 9-11 weeks of flower time to mature.
• Plants that are produced from Sativa Marijuana Seeds generally are much taller and tend also to stretch a great deal more in flower than indica plants. With proper training the height can be controlled but height is a issue for some growers with ceilings that are less than 8 feet.
• Marijuana plants that come from sativa parents deliver the characteristic sativa high. Sativa's generally produce a high rather than a stone. This means that the effects of plant are uplifting are considered good daytime smoke.
• Sativa marijuana plants have longer leaves and are thinner in nature. Some consider sativa marijuana plants to be quite beautiful to see.