Marijuana Seeds for Beginners

Marijuana seeds for beginners are seeds of strains that are known to be very easy to cultivate. Whether indoors or outdoors. We know that not every weed enthusiast is educated in the matters of growing these plants. If you want to start your journey with growing marijuana plants (that is: if you live in a USA state that allows you to legally cultivate marijuana), you should probably choose beginner weed seeds. We got a bunch of these at GanjaFarmer!
The strain that is easy to grow will not surprise you with something hard to fix. Mold, diseases, unstable flowering process – not with strains like AK47 or Mazar that you will find in our catalog!

Best weed strains for beginners – autoflowering seeds

Beginners often think that growing autoflowering strains is easy. It does sound easy, right? A plant that flowers regardless of photoperiod changes and flowers fast. What could go wrong? Well, many things! Those strains are very resilient, true, but also sensitive to environmental changes. Even the smallest change affects the plant and can decrease not only the yield but also the potency of buds. Good news is this – at GanjaFarmer you’ll find autoflowering strains that are easy to grow even for beginners.

To name a bunch of them:

• AK47 Autoflower – very popular sativa (with a touch of indica genes), easy to grow with considerable yields;


• Big Devil Autoflower – mostly sativa with ⅓ genes of indica, massive yields for an autoflower strain!;


• Mazar Autoflower – easy to cultivate indica that gives you considerable yield (50-150 grams or 1.75-5.30 ounces);


• Think Different Autoflower – big yields, mostly sativa, mild high.

Those strains are resilient, not easily susceptible to diseases, mold and even mechanical damage. Even if you mess something up a little bit, they will not be as offended at you as other more demanding strains would be! They don’t need extremely complicated ways of cultivation. Grow them in well fertilized soil, water them properly and they should be alright.

Photoperiodic weed strains for beginners

Every photoperiodic strain depends on a light schedule that need to be very specific for the plant to start flowering process. When it comes to indoor cultivation, the grower artificially changes the period of lighting and force marijuana to bloom. Outdoor cultivation relies on natural light cycle changes, so it is a little bit harder sometimes to grow photoperiodic strains.
We have chosen the best cannabis seeds for beginners that are photoperiodic, and you can see them here. They are easy to grow indoors, outdoors, are resilient, not that much susceptible to weather changes and diseases. These strains will grant you with high yields, much higher than these from autoflower ones. It’s not so surprising – photoperiodic strains grow taller, they are visibly more branchy and have slightly bigger buds.

What kinds of photoperiodic beginner weed strains you’ll find at GanjaFarmer?

• Big Bud (Indica/Sativa: 80/20%) from Ministry of Cannabis;


• Exodus Cheese (Indica/Sativa: 40/60%; massive, massive yields!) Royal Queen Seeds;


• Critical Kush (pure Indica, massive yields) from Barney’s Farm;


• White Rhino (perfect 50/50 Indica/Sativa hybrid) from Bulk Feminized Seeds.

You’ll find here not just the full-season photoperiodic weed seeds but also fast versions. They are called semi-automatic, because they are a crossbreed between photoperiodic and autoflowering strains. They usually flower 1-3 weeks earlier than typical autoflowering ones.

Regular marijuana strains for beginners?

This is a peculiar statement – regulars for beginners? Well, it is always harder to get female plants from regular seeds – you got 50% chance of getting male! – but hey! If the female pops up, then it is extremely resilient, even mechanically, and grants you big, big yields and does not need so much effort to bloom beautifully.

Where to begin your journey as a grower? GanjaFarmer is a very good idea, because you’ll buy seeds of strains friendly to growing beginners. That doesn’t mean you can just leave them to themselves, but just a right amount of care will give fine results!