Fast Buds

What does that mean? It means our seeds produce potent plants, that mature quickly, and most important of all, they're easy to grow. That's great, but what does "autoflowering" mean? You can think of autoflowering as cannabis growing on autopilot. Here's how it works: a cannabis plant has two major growth stages, the vegetative stage, and the flowering stage. The vegetative stage is where the plant becomes large and sturdy, strong enough to support those massive, resin-filled buds you're hoping to see. The flowering stage, however, is where the plant stops growing and devotes all its energy to making the THC or CBD-rich flowers we call buds. Growers use light to control when their crop exits the vegetative stage and starts flowering. While vegging, the plant receives eighteen hours of light followed by six hours of darkness, mimicking the summer sun. The grower can trick the plant into thinking it's autumn by switching to a twelve hour day/night cycle. This change triggers the plant's reproductive system, and it begins flowering and producing buds. Cannabis in vegetation versus flowering