Cannabis is such a complex plant, producing over 450+ chemical compounds, in widely varying ratios of each individual compound, that it may take lifetimes of study to unravel the complexities of how it addresses so many issues in the human body.
Power Plant has always had an air of mystery so far as many cannabis breeders are concerned. The genetics were originally released by Dutch Passion back in the 1990’s yet Power Plant is still found in the coffee shops today where it is sometimes called ‘PPP’ or Pure Power Plant.
A few eyebrows were raised when the Dutch Passion team saw ²5.94% THC reported from an independent lab on an Auto Cinderella Jack bud.
My journey cultivating cannabis began as a young girl who grew up on a small farm and developed a love for growing all things; My personal love affair with cannabis began in the mid 1990s when I developed pain associated with scoliosis.
Over the last 20 years, Big Head Seeds have collected the “best of the best” plant genetics from around the world and bred what they consider to be some the fi nest quality strains available today.
There are few easy short cuts for the average grower that has embraced the call to high quality harvests. Some of the required improvements involve the deepening of grower experience.
These days indoor growers split their time between growing autoflower seeds and traditional indoor feminized photoperiod seeds.
Autoflowers have been a mainstream way for indoor growers to produce high quality cannabis for quite a few years now. Potency of the best auto varieties is on the same level as the best photoperiod varieties and they are fast to grow as seed to harvest is usually around 11 weeks indoors.
Growing your own cannabis is an exciting time for the average home grower. It doesn’t matter whether you have grown cannabis all your life or whether you are doing it for the first time. Planning the grow, and preparing everything required for a smooth cultivation, can be great fun.
Over the last decade or two there has been a massive expansion in the number of self-sufficient cannabis growers. Ironically the failed prohibition of cannabis has been largely responsible for this.
