One, if you grow a female plant, but do not allow it to be pollinated, towards the end of the season it will produce a few male flowers. These few flowers will produce countless thousands of pollen grains, and produce quite a few seeds. These seeds will be dominantly female.

Another technique is to cross a hermaphrodite (Both male and female) with a female (pistalate) . This will produce nearly all pistilate seeds on the female. The second thing, buds will not produce much THC if enough light does not reach them. If not enough light reaches them, they probably will not even produce buds at all. The white buds are probably a result of all the scum that resides in the New York sewers.

For all you people out there who want to grow some buds this season, here is a rough graph of planting information.

Around the bay area, southern CA along the coast, south-eastern US along the coast, and the border of CA and Arizona plant your seeds from Jan. 30 to Feb. 8. For all the areas around these mentioned above, plant your seeds from Feb. 8 to 28. In oregon along the coast, and much of the area from Georgia to Texas, plant your seeds from Feb. 28 to March 10. North of this area and the mid-Eastern Us coastline, plant seeds from March 20 to Apr. 20. Across thh center of the US, plant seeds from April 10 to May 10. For the northern US, plant seeds from may 10 to 30. Plant a whole flat of seeds, so the most healthy and vigourous plants can be selected for maturation.

For planting, first select some seeds that are of very good quality. To do this, just save some seed from some killer buds that you have sampled. Plant a buch of seeds in a flat. A flat is a big flat box filled with dirt. It has drainage holes in the bottom. The planting of weed requires some general knowledge of gardening. The procedure is the following:

1. Prepare a flat. Make sure it has proper drainage, or the seeds will rot.

2. Buy a bag of potting soil. Make sure it is called potting soil, not 'mulch bark',etc. You do not want to have fertilized soil, because you want the seedling's roots to become well developed before transplanting.

3. Soak soil with water for a few days to ensure that it will be fully saturated.

4. Poke holes one inch apart with your finger, a stick, etc. Insert a seed into each hole, and cover well.

5. Put the flat into direct sunlight, and keep moist.

6. In about a week, the seeds will germinate, as they grow, pinch off all the weak or small seedlings.

7. After about a month, the remaining plants will be ready for transplantation.