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Growing Cannabis In Iowa

Located in the Midwestern region of the USA, Iowa covers an area of just over fifty-two thousand square miles, making it the twenty-sixth largest. It’s population of just over three million people make it the thirty- first most populated, with Des Moines the largest city and state capital.

Growing cannabis seeds in Iowa is against both state and federal law, and as such anyone caught in possession or guilty of cultivation, will face quite harsh penalties and sentences. Although Iowa does have a conditional discharge program, it only applies to first-time offenders, and only for possessing small amounts. Unfortunately the laws in Iowa class cultivation and distribution under the same heading, with severe consequences for those caught.

Unlike many states where small amounts of cannabis are dealt with in a sensible fashion, possession of cannabis in Iowa can mean up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. Caught a second time, the fine will be between $315 -$1,875 and up to one year incarceration. A third, and the sentence lengthens to up to two years, and the fine can be between $625-$6,250. Cultivation or growing cannabis seeds in Iowa under fifty kilos is a class D felony with fines between $750 -$7,500 and a maximum of five years imprisonment.

With no real medical cannabis program in place, unless you count medical CBD cannabis extracts with very little THC, and only available for debilitating epileptic conditions, together with harsh jail sentences for anyone caught growing cannabis seeds in Iowa, you may think nobody would take such risks, however, they do, only they keep it discreet and very quiet, often adopting ‘guerrilla growing’ methods and techniques to minimize the risks involved.

Guerrilla Growing Cannabis In Iowa

Guerrilla growing marijuana in Iowa should not be mixed up with a gorilla growing cannabis in Iowa, they are two different things. While one aims to reduce the risks of detection by growing their cannabis plants in remote locations, the other is a freak of nature and belongs in a zoo, i’ll let you decide which is which.

Iowa has a perfect climate for growing cannabis outdoors, and, because of that, and the strict laws prohibiting the cultivation of cannabis seeds in Iowa, many growers are focusing their attention on ‘guerrilla growing’ methods as the safest method for producing their own buds and high quality cannabis. Adopted by growers across many of the states in the USA, guerrilla growing is the art of using remote, out-of-the-way locations to grow cannabis outdoors during the season, while minimizing as many of the risks as possible.

From Alaska to Florida, people are planting cannabis seeds outdoors during the Spring and early Summer months, in the hope they will grow and produce a worthwhile harvest later in the year. A quick look on FaceBook, Instagram and Twitter soon reveals plenty of people shouting about last seasons ‘guerrilla grow’ and this year, will undoubtedly be no different.

Although we do not advocate breaking the law, or jeopardizing your freedom, with such archaic, old-fashioned laws, people who wish to enjoy the medicinal or recreational benefits of cannabis are left very little choice, and with many proven medicinal benefits, and many other states allowing it’s use for medical and recreational purposes, we can only hope the laws in Iowa change and allow people the freedom to consume a plant in the comfort of their own home, at the very least. Sadly however, these ‘pipe-dreams’ seem a long way into the distant future, and until the laws change, growing cannabis seeds in Iowa will have to be done quietly and as discreetly as possible. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Standard feminized cannabis seeds have always been the traditional ‘staple-diet’ of the outdoor cannabis grower, but the introduction of guerrilla growing, and the rise in quality of autoflowering seeds have gone hand-in-hand. Where once growers would plant their seeds or seedlings outdoors in the later part of Spring, nurturing them through the Summer, and finally reaping their harvest later in the Fall, those days are gone, with the new generation of guerrilla growers focusing their attention on autoflowering seeds.

It’s of little surprise that autoflowering seeds have gained popularity with the up-coming generation. Fast, and extremely easy to grow, the plants are ready to harvest in ten to twelve weeks from germination, reducing the waiting time dramatically. Their unique ability to grow, flower and mature, regardless of the number of hours of darkness the plants receive, make them a perfect choice for planting out from the beginning of Spring onward, producing a staggered and high quality harvest from as soon as the middle of July, perfect for this swipe left, swipe right, like and move on, digital-age generation.

Across many USA states, growers up and down the country are buying autoflowering seeds in place of the standard feminized varieties. Of course they do not replace the large, ‘tree-like’ structures that feminized seeds can produce, but the speed with which they can grow and generate their buds, and ease with which they can mature, makes them the perfect choice for new, novice and beginner growers across the country, and with many states changing their laws  from January of this year, more and more people are beginning to legally grow cannabis seeds in the USA.

If you are considering growing cannabis seeds in Iowa this coming season, ensure you purchase the best quality cannabis seeds that suit your needs. Understanding the various types and strains will allow you to make an informed and educated decision as to the right seeds for you. While ‘cash-crop’ growers would be disappointed with the reduced returns offered by autoflowering seeds, many other growers cannot bare to think their plant won’t be ready until the middle of October.

Feminized Seeds

The most common choice of indoor growers and many outdoors growers too. Capable of producing only female plants, due to the complete lack of male chromosomes. Stable and uniform, feminized cannabis seeds have a separate growing and flowering period, activated by the number of hours of darkness the plant receives.

Regular Seeds

Capable of generating either a high quality male or female plant, regular cannabis seeds are usually purchased by clone producers and seed manufactures, rather than standard growers. Packets of regular seeds contain both male and female seeds, with no way of identifying the difference until the start of flowering.

Autoflowering Seeds

Fast and very easy to grow, autoflowering cannabis seeds are becoming the preferred choice of outdoor and guerrilla growers across the USA. With no separate growing and flowering period, these seeds are able to go from germination to harvest in as little as ten weeks, depending on strain. Guaranteed female, produce high quality buds with the same flavor, aroma and effects as their standard feminized counter-parts.

Medical Seeds

Although Iowa doesn’t have a serious and practical medical cannabis program, it doesn’t mean cannabis grown in Iowa doesn’t have medical attributes and benefits. With many reports and studies already undertaken and published regarding the medicinal benefits of cannabis, surely it’s only a matter of time before Iowa stops denying it’s residents of cannabis’s free and natural benefits?

With it’s long Summers and warm, sunny climate, growing cannabis seeds in Iowa should be easy, and if it wasn’t for the restrictions of the law, it would be. Harsh jail sentences and heavy fines make growing on your own property or indoors a very risky venture, and not one we advise. It’s hard to advocate any form of cannabis growing when the punishments are so severe, but if you do wish to grow, make sure you keep it to yourself, don’t boast about your plants, and don’t tell or show them to anyone. Bud’s, cola’s and even whole plants have been known to mysteriously disappear after being shown to ‘friends’.

Although it will almost certainly lead to jail if you’re caught, ‘guerrilla growing’ is the safest method, growing cannabis seeds in Iowa off, and away from your own property. To assist you in planning which are the right seeds to purchase, and when to plant them, as well as access to free downloads covering all aspects of growing cannabis, from germinating the seeds, through to how, and when to harvest your buds, we have produced the Growing Marijuana Guide 2017.

This helpful guide will quickly and easily explain each month’s tasks, how and why to do them, and which seeds are right for planting at various times of the month. Totally free and without obligation, enjoy all the information about growing cannabis seeds in Iowa you could need.

Cheap cannabis seeds are great. They offer people who do not wish to pay any real money the opportunity of spending weeks waiting for poor, low-quality yields.If however, you’re prepared to spend a few extra dollars, the seeds we promote are of the highest quality, and some of the only seeds guaranteed to germinate, or replacements will be sent free of charge. The seeds we promote are valuable, certainly too good to give away for free as replacements, All the seeds are hand-selected and packaged, ensuring only the finest, mature seeds are sent to our customers, first-time.

Enjoy free postage, the best ‘stealth’ packaging and germination guaranteed on all regular, feminized and autoflowering marijuana seeds from I Love Growing Marijuana, one of the internet’s leading seed producers and suppliers.

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow Marijuana In Iowa

Growing cannabis seeds in Iowa outdoors ‘guerrilla-style’ is quicker and offers a longer harvesting season than with feminized and regular seeds. However, for those ‘cash-crop’ growers, or one’s looking for a major harvest, feminized seeds offer the best option. Choose between longer flowering Sativa’s, or fast-flowering Indica strains to stagger your harvest throughout October and the later Fall.

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