Seed Type Regular

Regular seeds are those produced from an unpollinated female cannabis plant fertilized by a male plant, resulting in seeds containing either male or female genetic information. Unlike feminized seeds, regular seeds produce approximately 50% male and 50% female plants when germinated. Breeders working in traditional breeding programs frequently rely on regular seeds to maintain genetic diversity, preserve recessive traits, and develop new cultivars through controlled pollination. Regular seeds have been the foundation of cannabis genetics documentation and are commonly used in breeding research due to their genetic stability and lack of chemical or genetic modification.

Regular seeds are essential for breeders conducting outcrosses, preserving heritage genetics, and creating new F1 hybrids. They allow breeders to select superior male plants for specific traits—including vigor, terpenoid profiles, and pest resistance—that are not expressed in feminized breeding stock.