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Growing Cannabis In South Carolina

South Carolina is situated in the south-eastern region of the USA, covering an area of thirty-two thousand square miles, making it the fortieth largest state in the union. With a total population of just under five million people, South Carolina is the twenty-third most densely populated state, with it’s capital and most densely populated city being Columbia.

South Carolina seems to have one of the most confusing cannabis growing laws of all the States reviewed so far. At first it appears growing is not legal, but up to designated amount, and with many exceptions, not legal either. With no medical cannabis growing program in place, it would be fair to say South Carolina is opposed to cannabis for medicinal use, however, if it contains less than 0.9% THC and at least 15% CBD content, then it’s okay and permissible.

With such confusing rules and regulations, it’s fair to say that growing cannabis seeds in South Carolina is frowned upon at best, and criminalized at worst. Best advice would be, if you are choosing to grow cannabis in South Carolina either in your home, or on your property, keep it small, discreet and secret, don’t even tell your most trusted friends. The temptation of hundreds, if not thousands of dollars worth of free cannabis buds can often test even the most solid of friendships.

Indoor growing produces the best quality and quicker harvests than outdoor grown, due to greater control of the number of light hours the plant receive. With average daylight hours of between thirteen – fourteen hours per day from late April through until September, cannabis plants grown outdoors in South Carolina cannot begin to flower and bud until at least early September, culminating in harvests from late October onward, depending on the strain, and flowering demands of the seeds you have chosen to grow.

Although the penalties for growing cannabis seeds in South Carolina aren’t as severe as some States, there is still a chance you could end up in jail, depending on the amount of dried buds, or plants you are caught in possession of. A safer form of generating your own cannabis is known as ‘guerrilla growing’ and is becoming more and more popular across many of the states in America.

Put simply, guerrilla growing is just growing cannabis away from one’s property and land, in a secluded, isolated spot, that if seized, cannot be proven to belong to you. Adopted and practiced throughout America, it reduces the risks involved with growing cannabis in unfriendly USA states such as South Carolina, allowing the grower the freedom to plant strains outdoors, and deny all responsibility should they be discovered by any authorities.

Why Grow Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds In South Carolina?

Feminized cannabis seeds have long been the preferred choice of  both the indoor and outdoor grower, generating female-only plants with similar traits, characteristics and attributes. By guaranteeing each seed will germinate and generate a high quality female plant, growers are assured in advance of a healthy, heavy harvest.

While perfect for the indoor grower, who can control the number of light hours that plants grown from feminized seeds receive, outdoor growers are at the mercy of nature, and the natural reduction in daylight time as the Fall begins. This may mean several months spent in vegetative growth between May and September, waiting for flowering to begin, and although this lengthy and enhanced vegetative period often produces extremely large plants and incredible harvests, many growers find the long wait between planting and harvest too long to bare.

An answer is at hand in the form of autoflowering seeds. Once considered just a gimmick, autoflowering seeds have been extensively developed since their humble, Lowryder days, and now produce good, substantial yields of potent, high quality bud’s and cola’s. With a wide selection and choice, there’s bound to be an autoflowering seed that suits your needs.

If you haven’t heard of autoflowering seeds, they are the latest creations from the world best seed banks and producers. Requiring very little skill or previous experience, autoflowering seeds are basically ‘throw-and-grow’ budding and maturing regardless of photo-period, even in the very height of Summer. Perfect for outdoors growers, allowing for staggered planting and harvests. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Feminized Seeds

A great choice for indoor growers and producing large, outdoor harvests, feminized cannabis seeds are probably the most popular choice for American growers. Dependent on darkness hours for flowering, full and complete maturity is achieved after a set number of days of uninterrupted darkness lasting for at least twelve hours per day. Devoid of all male chromosomes, feminized seeds are incapable of producing male pollen or seeds.

Regular Seeds

Regular cannabis  seeds is the name given to more naturally produced seeds, capable of germinating and creating either a male or female plant. Although shunned by many growers, wishing only to grow female plants. Regular seeds are necessary if you wish to find a breed male, or ‘clone-mother’ plant, as regular females create far superior clones, compared to those taken from feminized seeds.

Autoflowering Seeds

Once germinated and established with their first sets of true leaves, autoflowering plants will begin counting down to complete maturity. Breaking all conventional cannabis growing rules, these small seedlings will grow, flower and fully mature during the next ten weeks, culminating in a harvest of cannabis buds, indistinguishable from their regular and feminized counter-parts. The fastest way to grow cannabis seeds in South Carolina.

Medical Seeds

It has, It hasn’t. South Carolina’s medical cannabis program is so confusing only the lawyers know how to argue the rules, and even then it varies, depending on how good a lawyer you can afford. If you truly believe that cannabis can aid and assist your predetermined medical condition, and are only growing enough for your own personal consumption, you will probably escape with a fine. However, on a bad day, with one too many plants, you may just end up going to jail for growing the medicine you believe in.

The rules and laws are confusing regarding growing cannabis seeds in South Carolina, however, caution is always the best option as ignorance is no excuse the law states. keep any growing activities to yourself and be discreet, remember, it’s not just the police that can confiscate your crop. Indoor grown buds often offer the best quality, but with the introduction of autoflowering seeds, outdoor growing doesn’t mean waiting until the Fall to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Growing a successful cannabis crop in South Carolina this year requires planning and foresight. The better the planning and execution, the bigger and better the harvest. Growing outdoors with a combination of both feminized and autoflowering seeds offers variety, choice and faster, quicker harvests. Planning these harvests in advance is the key to success, and to help you, we have published an easy to follow guide.

Divided into monthly segments, this Growing Marijuana Guide 2017 will help you plan for the coming growing season ahead. Detailing what you should be planting, how, what and when to feed your plants for maximum growth, as well as vegetative and harvesting methods to produce the highest quality, heaviest harvests possible.

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow In South Carolina

Long hours of daylight from April through to the beginning of September produce fantastic vegetative growth, culminating in flowering, as the light reduces from late September onward. With ambient temperatures through the Fall and early Winter, even the longest flowering, Sativa dominant strains such as the legendary Pineapple Haze, requiring up to eighty-five days to fully bud, has time to mature. Buy the best quality cannabis seeds in South Carolina and assure yourself of the finest harvest.

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