The collection / 04
Regular cannabis seeds can produce male or female plants. Get to know what this category describes, how it differs from feminized, and why individual variety details still matter.
The strain index
Names are only part of the story.
Specific variants need their own details.
Try a different spelling or explore the full selection.
General strain references, not a verified regular assortment. These illustrations do not identify a specific seed type or available variant.
Explore all 30 namesA category, clearly defined
The difference concerns sex characteristics. Regular seeds can produce male or female plants; feminized seeds are bred to favour female plants.
Explore the feminized categoryThe category allows for both possibilities.
A different sex-characteristic label.
Understanding the collection
Regular is a specific seed label, not a shortcut for every characteristic of a variety. These four short chapters explain the distinction and the details that belong beside it.
Regular cannabis seeds can produce male or female plants. This is the central distinction behind the category name. It does not specify the sex of an individual seed in the collection.
The word regular is a label to interpret, not a complete profile. A named variety still needs its own description and documented specifications.
Feminized seeds are bred to favour female plants, whereas regular seeds can produce male or female plants. The comparison is about that characteristic, rather than a ranking of every variety in either group.
A useful description tells you which label applies and identifies the named variety separately. Do not let a broad category replace information about an individual entry.
Regular concerns sex characteristics. Autoflower and photoperiod describe flowering traits. These terms belong to different parts of a description, so one does not supply the information carried by the other.
Read the labels together. If a characteristic is not documented, leave it as an open question instead of inferring it from the word regular or from a familiar strain name.
A strain name can help you navigate an index, but it does not confirm which seed variant is available. The cards on this page are general name references, not a verified regular assortment.
Specific claims need specific sources. Prices, stock and numerical specifications have been left out until the individual product information is available.
Regular tells you something specific about the category. It does not establish a strain identity, a flowering trait or a complete set of specifications for every entry sharing the label.
The botanical artwork is illustrative. It is not evidence of an individual seed's sex or a verified photograph of the variety named on a card. Use the strain index to explore names, with that distinction in mind.
The regular FAQ
Regular seeds can produce male or female plants. The term describes that category characteristic, rather than a strain name or a full product specification.
No. Regular seeds can produce male or female plants. The category does not identify the sex of an individual seed.
Feminized seeds are bred to favour female plants. Regular seeds allow for male or female plants. These labels describe that distinction, not every characteristic of a variety.
No. Regular concerns sex characteristics, while photoperiod refers to a flowering trait. Read them as separate fields in a description rather than interchangeable terms.
The cards introduce named strain histories. They provide background alongside the regular-seed explanation, rather than confirming the characteristics of particular material.
Further reading
Feminized vs regular explains the category distinction and the claims it does not establish.
