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Growing Cannabis In New Hampshire

Located in the New England, Northeastern region of the United States, New Hampshire covers almost nine-and-a-half thousand square miles, making it the forty-six largest state by area. With a population of approximately 1.3 million people, it’s America’s forty-first most populated state, with more people living in Manchester, than the state capital, Concord.

Although, according to recent polls and studies, many of the residents wish to have a recreational cannabis program put in place, currently New Hampshire only allows for the possession of medical cannabis for registered patients with qualifying conditions. Once registered a qualifying patient can legally possess up to two ounces of approved cannabis from any of it’s state approved dispensaries.

Whether you are a registered cannabis patient or not, home growing and cultivation is forbidden and incur’s hard and severe penalties. Possession for non-registered people is considered a misdemeanor with a one year jail term, while cultivation penalties are assessed using the entire weight of the plant, resulting in three years for up to one ounce, seven years for under five pounds and twenty years for crops weighing more than five pounds, even if it’s your first offence.

Growing any reasonable sized cannabis plant will always result in a plant weighing more than twenty-eight grams, one ounce, so automatically qualifying you for three years in jail. Growing cannabis seeds in New Hampshire is extremely risky and the penalties, severe. Make sure you are fully aware of these risks before you undertake any planting and growing cannabis seeds in New Hampshire.

How To Grow Cannabis In New Hampshire

Growing cannabis seeds in New Hampshire is never going to be easy, so many points are conspiring against a successful and worthwhile crop. The severe penalties are designed to put off, even the most casual, one-plant grower, with jail sentences for all who try and are caught. Added to the risk factor, New Hampshire doesn’t even provide an ambient and easy climate for growing cannabis. With snowfall late in the year in the northern parts, and early Fall frosts, even in the southern area’s, the growing season is short and fraught with the possibility of an sub-zero nights, and a crop of moldy buds and frozen, dead plants.

Many of the feminized strains grown in more southerly states will not mature in time grown in New Hampshire, and even the fastest-flowering seeds such as OG Kush, Super Skunk and Strawberry Kush, struggle to fully ripen and mature before exposure to the cold, nigh air. One of the few options available to the outdoor cannabis grower in New Hampshire are autoflowering seeds. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Unlike regular and feminized cannabis seeds, autoflowering seeds contain a gene derived from the wild form of cannabis called Ruderalis. This gene allows the plants to flower automatically, producing buds and cola’s regardless of the number of hours of darkness they receive. The original strains developed from these crosses were of poor quality, generating low yields of bland, low THC buds. However, with the injection of higher quality genetics, autoflowering seeds are now capable of generating plants and buds, almost indistinguishable from their more standard counter-parts.

Well-known for their ease of growth, needing very little care or attention once germinated and established. Many secret or ‘guerrilla-growers’ across the Unites States are planting autoflowering seeds once the risk of a final frost has disappeared. Resulting in high quality buds and cola’s in as little as ten weeks, regardless of the number of light and dark hours the plants receive. Growing cannabis in New Hampshire using autoflowering seeds can provide a staggered harvest of quality buds, from July through until the beginning of Fall, ensuring a large and varied supplied throughout the Winter months.

With possession laws so strict, and cultivation leading to imprisonment, keep very quiet about your growing operation. Your plants are under enough risks as it it, from bugs, animals, the weather and other, natural elements, that telling people about them, only reduces the chances of a successful harvest. If found, the authorities will confiscate them, even if you evade punishment, and many jealous friends have robbed another man’s crop’s just before harvest. Be aware, loose talk costs buds!

If you live in a remote area, removed from the general public, growing cannabis seeds indoors in New Hampshire may be an option, but with severe sentences for those caught, we cannot recommend it. Instead grow outdoors in the Summer season, no matter how short, and grow the plants away from your property. Minimize the risks involved with growing cannabis in New Hampshire and stay free to enjoy smoking the fruits of your labor.

Feminized Seeds

Feminized seeds is the name given to all seeds devoid of male chromosomes. Guaranteed to produce a female plant every time, feminized seeds are the best choice for growing stable, uniform plants, both indoors and outside during the growing season. Photo-sensitive, plants grown from these seeds require an average of twelve hours darkness per day, to activate and maintain flowering.

Regular Seeds

Regular cannabis seeds will produce either a male or female plant. Although unpopular with many growers across the USA, regular seeds are necessary for producing male plants for their pollen, as well as female plants, which, when grown from regular seeds, make superior clone producing ‘mother-plants’.

Autoflowering Seeds

The choice of the experienced and ‘cash-crop’ outdoor ‘guerrilla-grower’, autoflowering seeds grow, flower and mature in the quickest time possible, making them a perfect choice for growing cannabis in New Hampshire outdoors. Small, discreet and compact, autoflowering plants can grow, flower and completely mature in under twelve weeks, regardless of the number of hours of darkness they receive.

Medical Seeds

Although New Hampshire recognizes the medicinal benefits of cannabis, it chooses to restrict the growing and distribution to a few licensed dispensaries. Although this is better than no medical cannabis at all, the penalties for home cultivation, and possession for non-registered users, is very severe. We offer a selection of seeds, all with a variety of medicinal benefits and attributes.

Growing cannabis seeds in New Hampshire is illegal for all residents, whether registered as a cannabis patient or not. The penalties for those caught in possession of non-regulated, unlicensed cannabis will face stiff and severe penalties, often incurring an amount of time in jail.

If, after considering all the risks involved, you still want to start growing marijuana in New Hampshire, we have devised this easy to follow Growing Marijuana Guide 2017 to help you understand when you should be planting, which seeds and strains are right for you, and methods of maximizing both your area and plants, to obtain the very best harvest possible.

Before you begin growing cannabis seeds in New Hampshire plan your season, know when, and what seeds are going to provide you with the type of marijuana you desire, and how long they require to achieve peak ripeness. We offer a selection of the finest cannabis seeds for growing in New Hampshire and across the USA. Guaranteed delivery, using the very best stealth postage and packaging methods means I Love Growing Marijuana, suppliers of the very best cannabis seeds online, guarantee each and every seed purchase arrives and germinates, or replacements will be dispatched, free of charge.

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow In New Hampshire

A cold, early Fall means a reduced growing season in New Hampshire, so fast maturing strains are a must. Indica’s endure the cold far better than Sativa dominant plants, while autoflowering seeds provide the fastest and most guaranteed way of ensuring a worthwhile and high quality harvest. Strains include White Widow, Super Skunk, Northern Lights and AK 47.

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