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Growing Cannabis in Mississippi

Ranked as the thirty-second largest state, Mississippi covers a total area of almost forty-eight thousand square miles in the Southern region of The United States. Strangely, it also ranks as the thirty second most populated state with three million people, and the thirty-second most densely populated state. The state capital, Jackson, contains a population of approximately 174,000 people, making it the largest city in Mississippi.

Surrounded by hard-line, anti-cannabis states, you would assume that possession and growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi would lead to similar, harsh punishments, however, It is slightly more lenient than many of it’s neighbors, with a one-time decriminalization cannabis penalty, and a limited medical program, offering CBD extracts to treat severe and debilitating epileptic conditions.

Unlike many states, growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi and possession are classed under the same sentencing guidelines, depending on the aggregate weight of the plant or plants found. While a single plant weighing less than thirty grams in total, may only lead to a small $250 maximum fine under the possession classification, growing several plants totaling between thirty grams and a kilogram, could be viewed as intent to sell, incurring five years in jail and a $30,000 fine.

Growing a single plant, and ensuring it’s total weight is less that thirty grams is very difficult, even the smaller, compact autoflowering cannabis plants produce that, especially if the plants are weighed whole, and while still containing high levels of moisture. Growing several plants is a major risk to both your freedom and life-long, financial security, with penalties for possessing one to five kilo’s, punishable with a minimum of six years mandatory jail time, and a $500,000 fine. Although at that weight you will probably be charged with intent to sell, with a thirty year jail term and maximum fine of a staggering one million dollars.

Mississippi even has a law regarding the transportation of cannabis by car, unless it’s in a locked glove compartment, or in the trunk, you will automatically incur a further penalty of a $1,000 fine, plus ninety more days in jail, and any offence leading to a cannabis conviction, will automatically result in a six-month driver’s license suspension for good measure.

With severe fines of up to a million dollars and a maximum of thirty years in jail, it’s surprising that the law classes possession and growing cannabis in Mississippi as decriminalized.

The Only Way Of Growing Cannabis In Mississippi

With it’s southerly position, growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi outdoors could be so easy. Long, hot Summers that gently lead into Fall, offer the perfect conditions for both fast, and longer flowering strains. Even the slow-flowering Sativa’s, such as the powerful Pineapple Haze, requiring a full eighty-five to completely ripen and mature, have time to flower, bud and develop it’s impressive cola’s. Sadly however, growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi is far from legal, and will probably land you in jail.

Cannabis plants grown in a purpose built, indoor growing area usually yield the highest quality buds, as the grower has a far greater degree of control over the plant’s environment. Growing cannabis indoors requires some investment in equipment, such as lights and fans, hardly worthwhile for a small, solitary plant with a yield of less than thirty grams, and growing more inside your own home, is fraught with the risk of jail-time and huge fines.

Guerrilla growing has become extremely popular across many of the states in America, offering a safer, practical alternative for growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi. With large areas of farmland, rolling lowlands and arable farming country, the state offers acres of remote space for growing cannabis safely away from your home, minimizing the risk of detection. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Traditionally, cannabis in Mississippi was grown from either regular or feminized seeds, both photo-sensitive, requiring an average of twelve hours of continuous, uninterrupted darkness every night to flower and mature. With the long hours of daily sunshine from  April through to October, Mississippi provides the perfect conditions for seeds, planted in the Spring, to become extremely tall and large with exceptionally heavy yields. While this is great when it comes to harvesting, growing feminized cannabis seeds in Mississippi does have it’s disadvantages.

As both regular and feminized seeds require the daylight hours to reduce to approximately twelve per day, the wait for the plants to finally begin flowering can be long and riddled with problems. Keeping them discreet will become more difficult, the larger and taller they become, they may require large quantities of water and nutrients, and harvesting plants of this size can take many hours, putting yourself at risk when you have minimized them all to get to this point.

Many cannabis growers, across a large number of both Northern and Southern states, find planting autoflowering seeds a perfect solution for discreet ‘guerrilla-growing,’ producing smaller and more compact plants that flower regardless of the number of hours of darkness they receive. Requiring little effort or attention, often growers refer to these seeds on the 420 forums as ‘throw-and-grow’ due to the ease with which they can produce a high quality, fast harvest, as the majority of autoflowering seeds and strains are ready to harvest in as little as ten to twelve weeks from germination.

If you are going to begin growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi this year, ensure you are fully aware of all the risks, and minimize them! Buying cannabis seeds online from reputable suppliers is untraceable and as safe as you can get, not even your friends will know, unless you tell them. Plant the best seeds for your needs, purchasing a selection of feminized and autoflowering seeds provides a steady harvest throughout the Summer and Fall. Keep quiet and tell no-one, so many growers are caught, our have their plants stolen, simply because they told people they are growing, and then later revealing it’s location.

Choosing the right seeds is paramount to a successful harvest, a brief description of the various types of cannabis seeds for sale will explain more.

Feminized Seeds

Specifically produced to contain no male chromosomes or genetics, feminized cannabis seeds produce female-only plants with similar traits, characteristics and attributes. The perfect choice for any grower, indoor or outside, looking to produce large, high quality yields of seed-free buds and cola’s. All the cannabis seeds for sale offered by us from I Love Growing Marijuana, come with guaranteed delivery and germination.

Regular Seeds

More naturally created than feminized, regular cannabis seeds will germinate and produce either a male or female plant. Not the best choice for most growers, as planted together they will create seeds, but a great choice for growers looking for a high quality breeding male, or a clone generating, ‘mother-plant’.

Autoflowering Seeds

The preferred, first choice of many ‘guerrilla-growers’ proving the easiest, and fastest way to produce a harvest outdoors from Springtime. Totally feminized, producing only female plants, autoflowering cannabis seeds produce high quality buds, indistinguishable from either regular or feminized grown plants.

Medical Seeds

Although Mississippi doesn’t recognize the medical benefits of cannabis in it’s true, natural form, many other, more liberal states do. With a large number of reports and studies suggesting a range of medicinal benefits, medical cannabis seeds offer a natural form of medicine, that may help and compliment traditional medical practices.

Growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi isn’t going to be easy, the state is pretty tough on drugs and the growers who manufacture and distribute. Small amounts of possession is just about tolerated, but with a six month driving licence suspension, you hardly get away lightly, especially when a car is so crucial in a state like Mississippi, and with little population density, many will know you’re banned from driving, especially the local police! You’re going to struggle to get to your ‘guerrilla-grow’ if yo can’t drive a car, unless it’s extremely close, increasing the risk dramatically.

Staying quiet and staying discreet, that’s the best way of growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi. “Don’t talk and get yourself caught”, a motto uttered by many successful growers. Planning is crucial. Understanding the differences between seeds and the many different strains, for many, can mean the difference between success and failure. Waiting until the Fall, late October, to harvest your buds is almost too long for many, and planting autoflowering seeds at staggered intervals throughout the Spring and Summer will provide a long and bountiful harvest until your feminized seeds are completely ripe, mature and ready for harvesting.

To help you we have devised, created and published a complete Growing Marijuana Guide 2017. Divided into monthly sections, it will help you devise the best plan for your cannabis harvests. Guerrilla growing is a skill, but there are shortcuts. Knowledge is key to a long and bountiful harvest, and we have incorporated links to the best FREE downloads available, covering all aspects of growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi, from germination to harvest.

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With its, ridiculously long, hot Summer and slow Fall, you can choose from a variety of strains to begin growing cannabis seeds in Mississippi, from the fast maturing Super Skunk and Strawberry Kush, to the Sativa dominant, longer flowering cannabis seeds, including Pineapple Haze and the hard hitting Trainwreck.

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