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Growing Cannabis In North Carolina

Situated in the Southeastern region of the United States, North Carolina is America’s twenty-eighth largest state, covering an area of approximately fifty-four thousand square miles. The state’s capital city, Raleigh and largest city, Charlotte, account for a high percentage of the ten million people living in North Carolina, making it the ninth most populated state.

Although North Carolina hasn’t legalized the use of cannabis, it has reduced possession of small amounts to a misdemeanor, with quantities of up to half an ounce punishable with a maximum fine of $200, over that and you may be facing some time in jail, especially if it isn’t your first offence. Although North Carolina does have a form of medical cannabis program, it only covers CBD oil to treat severe, debilitating epileptic conditions.

North Carolina is one of the states that has specific laws regarding the growing of cannabis. If caught, cultivation of less than ten pounds will incur three – eight months imprisonment. Growing more than ten pounds of cannabis in North Carolina is punishable with a minimum of twenty-five months in jail, and up to 219 months for extremely large crops weighing over 10,000 pounds.

If you are thinking of growing cannabis seeds in North Carolina, keeping it small and discreet will reduce the chances of being caught, and if you, at least the jail-term won’t be too long. Ideally grow away from your own property, in a quiet and remote location. Setting up an outdoor growing area isn’t difficult, and with large expanses of green, fertile land all over North Carolina, there are plenty of opportunities. Growing cannabis in North Carolina in this way is often referred to as ‘guerrilla-growing’ and is considered the safest and most practical option, especially for larger ‘cash-crop’ growers.

North Carolina has a warm climate, especially along it’s coastal regions, which are influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf Stream. Temperatures rarely drop below freezing, making it a perfect place for growing a wide selection of cannabis strains. The Piedmont region averages slightly hotter Summers and cooler Winters than the coastal areas, but still provides plenty of opportunity to grow cannabis in North Carolina.

How To Grow Cannabis In North Carolina

As with growing cannabis in any state, the first decision you need to make is whether to grow indoors or outside. Both methods have several advantages and disadvantages, growing indoors allows for greater control of the plant’s environment, while outdoor grown cannabis requires little investment and running costs. One of the biggest advantages growing cannabis seeds outdoors in North Carolina, is it may help reduce the risks involved.

Whether you decide to grow indoors or outside, on your property, or more remotely, you will want to ensure the seeds you germinate are capable of generating a high quality, worthwhile harvest. Cannabis seeds are available in three different formats, regular, feminized and autoflowering, ensuring you purchase the correct type of seeds for your planned grow, is the vital, first stage in growing cannabis in North Carolina successfully. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Combining a selection of feminized and autoflowering seeds, planted from the middle of Spring through until the height of Summer, can provide a long, generous harvest of high quality buds. While standard feminized seeds begin flowering once the daylight hours have reduced to approximately twelve per day, autoflowering seeds flower and mature regardless of photo-period, requiring approximately ten to twelve weeks to grow, bud and ripen ready for harvesting.

With careful planning, and by keeping your activities quiet and discreet, it’s possible to grow cannabis seeds in North Carolina outdoors, from early Spring through to late Fall. This style of ‘guerrilla-growing’ is becoming ever-more popular with cannabis growers who want to produce a good harvest, but limit the risks of being caught to an absolute minimum.

Feminized Seeds

With a wide and varied choice of flavors, aromas and high’s, feminized seeds are the most commonly sought after and purchased cannabis seeds online. Devoid of any males chromosomes, each seed is 100% guaranteed to germinate, producing a female-only plant. Perfect for the indoor grower, and outdoor growers looking for large harvests and superior genetics.

Regular Seeds

Less common than their feminized counter-parts, regular cannabis seeds are the most natural choice and provide both male and female plants. Unlike many plants, a single cannabis plant cannot produce seeds by itself, (unless it’s an hermaphrodite plant, and very unstable) it requires the pollen from the male to fertilize the female flowers, creating seeds for future planting. Unless you require a superior ‘clone-mother’ or male pollen, you’re better off growing feminized seeds and a bigger harvest, as all the seeds will be female.

Autoflowering Seeds

Offering far superior genetics than a decade ago, autoflowering seeds are now capable of producing cannabis buds with the same traits, flavors and high’s as feminized and regular plants. Compact and squat, often generating one, large central cola, autoflowering seeds are capable of turning seed-to-weed at turbo speed, growing, flowering at maturing in approximately ten to twelve weeks, even during the very longest and brightest days of Summer.

Medical Seeds

Although growing medical cannabis in North Carolina is considered the same as growing recreational weed, many states do believe in the positive effects cannabis can have on a variety of illnesses and conditions. If you believe certain strains of cannabis can help you, check out the medical seeds pack we offer, or review the list of available medical cannabis seeds for sale.

Planning is the key to success, and to help and assist you plan your growing cannabis seeds in North Carolina operation, we have compiled a monthly guide to explain which seeds to plant, where, when and how to plant them, to achieve a successful and substantial harvest throughout the coming season. This easy to follow Growing Marijuana Guide 2017 contains access to the very best information, free downloads and the highest quality cannabis seeds, in all forms, feminized, regular and autoflowering.

We promote the highest quality seeds and strains, each with guaranteed delivery and germination. Buy cannabis seeds in North Carolina from one of the worlds most popular and trusted websites, I Love Growing Marijuana, and enjoy the best quality harvests, finest flavors and intense high’s available, all from a selection of strains containing old classics such as Northern Lights and White Widow, to the current popular choices of Girl Scout Cookies, Blue Dream and Trainwreck.

Growing cannabis seeds in North Carolina is illegal, and may well land you in jail. Restrain the urge to tell people about your amazing plants, and forthcoming harvest, they may get jealous, tell the authorities, or even steal your crop from under your nose. Growing on your own property is tempting, indoor set-up’s often produce the best quality harvests, while nurtured outdoor seeds generate substantially large, bud yielding plants. But with heavy penalties for people caught growing cannabis seeds in North Carolina, is it worth the risk when you can so easily guerrilla grow?

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow Marijuana In North Carolina

North Carolina has a great climate for growing a wide selection of cannabis strains. With Winter temperatures rarely dropping below freezing, the option of growing both fast-flowering Indica’s, as well as longer-flowering Sativa’s is available. Choose from a variety of strains, including the best autoflowering cannabis seeds in North Carolina.

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