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Growing Cannabis In New Mexico

Situated in the Southwestern region of the United States, New Mexico covers an area of 121,589 square miles making it the fifth largest state in America. With approximately two million people, the state is ranked the thirty-sixth most populated state, with Santa Fe it’s capital and Albuquerque it’s most densely populated city.

New Mexico implemented a medical cannabis program in 2007, allowing registered patients to possess up to eight ounces of marijuana over a ninety day period. Authorized patients and registered caregivers are also allowed to grow cannabis seeds in New Mexico, up to sixteen plants at a time, four in flower and twelve in their vegetative stage.

With a complete and comprehensive medical cannabis program, covering a wide range of ailments and conditions, the best advice for anyone considering growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico is to register and become either a legal user or caregiver, rather than risk the consequences of being caught growing cannabis illegally.

Growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico without first becoming registered is heavily penalized, with severe penalties for anyone caught growing even a single plant. Cultivation, even a first offence, will lead to nine years in jail, with even possession of less than one ounce of cannabis landing fifteen days incarceration first time, and a year second.

With many conditions qualifying for the legal possession and cultivation of cannabis seeds for medicinal purposes, and severe penalties for those caught growing without authorization, we highly recommend becoming registered and growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico legally.

Ways Of Growing Cannabis In New Mexico

Legally growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico is certainly the best option, allowing up to four maturing and twelve immature plants to be grown at any one time. The term maturing and immature, pertains to the stage of the plant’s life it is currently at. Cannabis plants receiving more than twelve hours of light per day, can be kept in a vegetative state for a considerable length of time, it is only when they are introduced to increased hours of darkness, that the plants begin to flower, changing from an immature, to a mature plant, under cannabis growing definitions.

With an allowed maximum of four plants in flower at any one, it’s important that each plants produces a high quality and worthwhile crop. Feminized seeds offer the best option, as each seed is guaranteed to produce a female only plant. Unlike many plants, cannabis cannot seed itself, requiring the pollen from a male to fertilize the female, producing the following year’s seeds. Growing a male cannabis plant not only risks fertilizing the remaining three female’s, it will also reduce your yield by 25%, as the male is incapable of producing the buds and cola’s so cherished by medical cannabis patients.

The laws on growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico do not state whether the plants should be grown indoors, or outside during the growing season. Both methods have various advantages and disadvantages, and while growing cannabis seeds indoors may be the best option for many, there are others that prefer the more naturally produced outdoor strains, compared to the often more potent, higher quality, indoor grown varieties. If you decide to grow cannabis seeds outdoors in New Mexico, remember that the plants will all change from vegetative to flowering growth around the same time, as the natural daylight hours reduce. This means that while you can legally grow up to twelve standard feminized seeds during the Summer months, as they begin to flower, you must reduce that number to four to remain within the confines of the law.

Destroying up to eight fully grown plants prior to flowering is heartbreaking. After months of growing and nurturing them, flowering them all is illegal, could well land you a long spell in jail, and is simply not worth the risk. If you want to grow larger outdoor plants it’s important to remember that possession is only legal for registered medical cannabis patients, up to a maximum of eight ounces, any more than that will incur penalties, and as outdoor plants with longer vegetative periods can produce very large harvests, it is quite likely that four, fully grown and mature plants, will put you way over the eight ounces permitted. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Indoor growing offers more control of the plants environment, allowing the plants to be flowered at will, by simply reducing the light hours to the standard 12/12 in order to achieve maximum growth and budding. Two, separate areas are often the best option, one providing at least eighteen hours of light for vegetating the permitted twelve immature plants, while the flowering area can be maintained at a rotating twelve hours on, twelve off, for superior flowering.

Indoor grown cannabis is usually of a  far higher quality than it’s outdoor grown counter-parts. By careful control and manipulation of the climate, lighting and air circulation and composition, plants can be grown to their optimum potential, achieving higher THC and CBD levels, as well as enhancing the flavor and aroma in many cases. With feminized cannabis seeds the preferred option, it’s possible to plant when to begin flowering your plants, how long they require to fully mature, and the average yield per square meter. Using these calculations. it’s possible to plan a consistent and high quality harvest all year round, while still remaining within the confines of the laws on growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico.

Autoflowering seeds offer a rather unattractive option for the registered cannabis patient growing their own plants, as they grow and flower simultaneously. As the laws in New Mexico state that a flowering cannabis plant comes under the classification of mature, autoflowering seeds, which begin to flower as soon as they become established, can only be grown four at time, to adhere to the four mature plants maximum rule. Although easy to grow, and great outdoors during the Summer months, autoflowering seeds are better for ‘guerrilla-grows’ in states where growing cannabis is illegal, than grown as part of your legal entitlement, as a medical cannabis patient in New Mexico.

Feminized Seeds

Devoid of all male chromosomes, feminized cannabis seeds can only produce pure female plants. The best choice for both indoor and outdoor growers, offering the widest choice of strains, from well-known favorites such as Amnesia Haze, Sour Diesel and AK 47, to some of the new, more exotic and flavor-some strains, including Girl Scout Cookies, Blue Dream and the potent, hard hitting Trainwreck.

Regular Seeds

Rarely purchased over recent years as more and more growers understand the benefits of feminized seeds and guaranteed female plants. However, we offer a selection of highly prized and selective regular cannabis seeds, capable of producing the highest quality breeding male or clone mother plant. If you are considering making your own seeds, or supplying good quality clones on a regular basis, these regular seeds are the perfect choice.

Autoflowering Seeds

Autoflowering seeds have risen dramatically in popularity across many of the states in America due to the ease and speed with which they can produce high quality buds and cola’s. Requiring between ten to twelve weeks to simultaneously grow, flower and mature, autoflowering seeds remain compact and discreet, perfect for ‘guerrilla growing’ in remote locations.

Medical Seeds

All the cannabis seeds we promote are of the highest quality. Supplied by I Love Growing Marijuana, one of the world’s leading cannabis seed producers and suppliers, all their seeds are guaranteed to germinate, producing the finest plants, buds and cola’s. With a complete selection of strains, offering a wide range of benefits and attributes, these are the best medical cannabis seeds available.

With approximately eighteen thousand marijuana patients in New Mexico, getting registered isn’t that difficult, and may well be the best decision you made. Yes it will require a visit to a physician or cannabis doctors, filling out paperwork, and probably a small charge, but that’s better than years of your life locked up in jail.

Once registered, growing cannabis seeds in New Mexico doesn’t have to be costly or expensive. Simple outdoor techniques can provide you with a regular harvest from July through to late Fall, all it requires is careful planning, and making sure you remain within the cannabis growing limits.

To help you plan ahead for this coming growing season, we have compiled a complete Growing Marijuana Guide 2017. Divided into month-by-month segments, the guide clearly explains when and what stains to plant at the various times of the growing season, as well as access to techniques and methods to help you get the very best quality, and quantity, from your plants.

We offer the very best seeds complete with guaranteed delivery and germination. All seeds are sold with free postage and packaged using the ultimate stealth shipping methods. If you want the very best medical cannabis seeds in New Mexico, check out our collection of superior strains and genetics.

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow In New Mexico

Growing cannabis seed in New Mexico is legal for all medical marijuana patients, and being registered is the best and safest option. Indoor growers can choose from a wide selection of strains, offering different effects and attributes, while outdoor growers may prefer autoflowering seeds for an early harvest, with a selected few feminized seeds for later, larger harvests in the Fall.

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