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Growing Cannabis In Wisconsin

Wisconsin is the twenty-third largest American state, and twentieth most populated, It’s capital city is Madison, although not the most densely populated, more people live in Milwaukee on the western shores of Lake Michigan. It is illegal to smoke cannabis in Wisconsin, but they do have a medical CBD program which is approved for people suffering from seizure disorders only.

Growing cannabis seeds in Wisconsin can be risky, it’s one of the few states that have legislation governing the growing of cannabis plants, however, the good news is that the laws begin at four plants, and has no rules for growing one, two or even three plants. That doesn’t mean growing less than four plants is legal, just, you won’t end up with six years in jail, it may only constitute a six month misdemeanor.

The safest way to grow cannabis seeds in Wisconsin is discreetly. Whether you choose to grow one or two plants, or take the risk of planting a crop, the most important thing is that you keep it quiet and to yourself. Many growers have been caught, or had their plants robbed due to loose and careless talk.

Growing cannabis plants outdoors on your own property is risky, if you’re land is secluded enough it may be possible, however, some cannabis strains are capable of growing over two meters tall, pretty difficult to hide, while others remain more squat and bush-like, and are easier to disguise. If you are going to grow cannabis seeds in Wisconsin make sure you choose the most suitable seeds and strains.

Many people use ‘guerrilla-growing’ techniques to produce a larger crop, and with it’s large open spaces, Wisconsin has more than enough rural, quiet and secluded areas for great secret growing spots. If growing cannabis in Wisconsin is something you’re considering, we advise guerrilla growing methods to limit the risk of being caught.

Growing Cannabis In Wisconsin……Fast

Traditionally, seasoned growers purchased either regular or feminized cannabis seeds at the beginning of the Spring ready for germination and planting. With more than twelve hours of daylight available every day from April until September, the plants had plenty of time to develop and grow throughout the long Spring and Summer, flowering in the Fall, ready for harvest in October.

The main problem was the long delay between planting the seedlings in the Spring, and subsequently harvesting them in the middle of the Fall. The longer the plants were growing and flowering, the greater the chances were of the plants being found, destroyed or stolen, and the later into the Fall the flowering process went, the greater the chances of the plant developing bud rot or mold issues became.

Produced naturally, cannabis seeds become either a male or female plant. While the female produces flowers and buds, the male’s role is to produce pollen to fertilize the female’s creating the seeds for the following season. Many growers found growing male plants a waste of time, space and effort, and so purchased feminized seeds, which germinate and create female-only plants.

Many commercial ‘cash-crop’ growers, as well as private hobby growers, only purchase feminized seeds. The guarantee that each seed will grow into a true female, producing a bountiful harvest is too good an opportunity to turn down for many, however, perhaps those days are limited, there’s a new ‘lady on the block’.

Several of the most popular strains are now available as autoflowering seeds. Feminized, and specifically created to flower even during the height of Summer, these special cannabis seeds aren’t controlled by the photo-period like standard cannabis seeds, instead they grow, flower and mature over a set time period of approximately eight weeks from the seedling becoming established.

In the height of Summer, while both regular and standard feminized are in their vegetative stages, autoflowering seeds are producing buds and maturing by the day, leading to harvests as early as July.

With warmer temperatures from the end of April through until the end of October, and more than twelve hours of natural daylight each day, autoflowering seeds are the perfect choice for growing cannabis seeds in Wisconsin this year. Planting early will allow for multiple grows from the same area, and with a variety of flavors, smells and high’s to choose from, there’s bound to be a strain suitable for you. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Feminized Seeds

Buying feminized cannabis seeds guarantees a healthy, vibrant crop of pure female plants. Each seed sold by I Love Growing Marijuana, one of the world’s leading seed producer and suppliers, is guaranteed to germinate and generate an outstanding pure female plant, capable of creating heavy harvests, of the finest marijuana buds.

Regular Seeds

Regular seeds can be a rather confusing term for new cannabis growers in Wisconsin. It simply means natural and un-feminized, capable of producing either a male or female plant. For most growers male plants are a waste and should be avoided, but for those growers looking for a high quality ‘clone-mother’ regular seeds are the preferred option.

Autoflowering Seeds

Perfect for the discreet, outdoor grower, autoflowering seeds produce the fastest buds from seed to harvest in as little as ten – twelve weeks, regardless of the number of hours of sunlight or darkness they receive. Guaranteed female and capable of producing good sized harvest of buds no different to feminized or regular, they are proving highly popular with outdoor growers all over the United States of America.

Medical Seeds

Although Wisconsin doesn’t recognize the health benefits of a complete medical cannabis program, many States do, and if you feel you could benefit from the many proven attributes that cannabis possesses why not try? Cannabis has been proven in many States to reduce stress and tension, ease muscle pain, spasms and headaches to name but a few, check out our medical cannabis seeds for More Information.

Cannabis has been prohibited under federal law for decades now, and it’s been a long, hard struggle for many States to overturn the ban, allowing them to legally enjoy the recreational and medicinal benefits of cannabis. Unfortunately growing cannabis seeds in Wisconsin doesn’t look like becoming legal anytime soon.

With no plans to introduce a more complete and comprehensive medical cannabis program, Wisconsin is denying it’s residents the opportunity of legally growing marijuana, leaving them very little choice other than to break the law.

If you wish to keep it small and discreet, we recommend growing just one or two good quality plants, for those who want more of a ‘cash-crop’ harvest, autoflowering seeds offer the quickest, easiest and safest option. To help you, we have compiled a complete outdoor growing guide for 2017.

Separated into monthly segments, this growing guide will help you grow, manage and maintain both individual plants, as well as how, and when to plant complete crops. If you are going to grow cannabis seeds in Wisconsin make sure you get the very best harvest with high quality seeds and the best information. Read the Growing Marijuana Guide 2017

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow In Wisconsin

With good average temperatures and daylight hours, there are a wealth of cannabis seeds that will grow well outdoors in Wisconsin. The slightly longer Summer daylight time is perfect for Sativa dominant strains, although the cooler temperatures and slightly moist night air require a faster finishing strain. Recommended seeds include Strawberry Haze, Purple Haze and White Widow.

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