Seedling Do Si Dos F1 Fem (relaxing, medicinal, strong) - ready-to-bloom

Cuttings are genetically identical copies of the mother plant, while seedlings are grown from seed and thus offer natural genetic diversity.

Seedlings have stronger root growth and greater resistance to disease. They also have the potential to deliver a higher harvest and quality, as they grow stably and robustly from the ground up.

Cuttings are more favorable, as they are genetically identical offshoots of a mother plant. The cutting and planting of the cutting causes a "shock" to the plant and the cutting needs 1-2 weeks until it has formed roots.

Upon receipt, you should immediately remove the plants from the packaging and water them lightly. Give them one to two days to acclimatize before taking any further steps. To encourage root growth, you can carefully score the roots with a clean knife. Fertilize after one to two weeks at the earliest, as too many nutrients can inhibit growth in the initial phase.

We recommend that you only start fertilizing after about two weeks so that the roots are not overwhelmed. Use high-quality fertilizers such as those from Biobizz or BIOTKA. These organic fertilizers provide your plants with the necessary nutrients and support healthy growth and vigorous flowering.

To send your cannabis plant into bloom, follow these steps:

Change the light cycle: Reduce the light cycle to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. This simulates the natural conditions in the fall when the days get shorter.

Prepare the plant for flowering: Make sure your plant is healthy and has enough nutrients. Balanced fertilization can help promote growth and flowering.

Adjust temperature and humidity: Keep the temperature at around 20-26 °C during the light period and 16-22 °C during the dark period. Humidity should be slightly higher (around 50-60%) at the beginning of flowering to support flower development and lowered later.

Prune and shape the plant: Remove lower branches and leaves to concentrate the plant's energy on the upper flowers. Techniques such as topping or low stress training (LST) can help maximize yields.

Observe the plants: Watch for signs of flowering, such as the growth of pistils (white hairs) at the nodes. This usually happens within 1-2 weeks of adjusting the light cycle.

If you follow these steps, your plant should be ready to go into flower!

Only water your plants when the top layer of soil is dry. This promotes healthy root growth and prevents mold growth. Make sure that the water can drain away easily and that there is no waterlogging.

To encourage root growth, lightly scarify the roots when repotting to stimulate further growth. A well-aerated, loose substrate helps to supply the roots with sufficient oxygen. Root stimulators from Biobizz can also support the growth of your plants.

LED lights are a popular choice as they are energy efficient and provide the light spectrum required for plant growth. Alternatively, HPS or CMH lamps are also effective, with LED lamps producing less heat and lasting longer. Position the light source at the correct height above your plants to avoid burns.

When the roots begin to grow through the container and have penetrated the soil well, it is time to repot your plants in a larger pot. A common sign is when the roots grow out of the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. Be careful when repotting so as not to damage the roots.

Make sure you cover the basic needs of your plants: sufficient light, water, nutrients and good ventilation. If your plants show signs of malnutrition, overwatering or pest infestation, act quickly. Use appropriate pest control products and adjust your care according to the symptoms.

Prevention is the best protection. Keep your growing space clean and make sure it is well ventilated. Natural pesticides such as neem oil or biological insecticides can help keep pests away. Check your plants regularly to identify and rectify problems at an early stage.

According to §1 KCanG, cuttings are young plants that have not yet flowered and are legal in Germany for private cultivation.

As long as the cuttings are not in flower, they do not count towards the "3-plant limit" per person, which only applies to flowering cannabis plants.

According to the KCanG, the cuttings are only permitted for private home cultivation and for cultivation associations.

As long as the cuttings do not flower, they do not count towards the "3-plant upper limit" for private cultivation - so you can have more than 3 cuttings as long as they do not flower at the same time!

You save yourself the germination and the first 2-4 weeks of cultivation and can therefore start harvesting much earlier.

Most of our cuttings are ready to flower straight away. You can expect to harvest in 6-8 weeks after the start of flowering.

If you are looking for a larger yield, it makes sense to let the cuttings grow for a few more weeks until you send them into flowering.

We send the cuttings by DHL in secure, special packaging for plants.

The plants have enough water and nutrients for a few days, but should not be left in the packing station or similar for an unnecessarily long time.

No, we send all our parcels discreetly and neutrally.

We send our parcels with DHL and DPD. As soon as the shipment is on its way, you will receive a confirmation email with the tracking number. You can use this to find out where your parcel is at any time.

We are currently unable to offer shipping to packing stations for the cuttings as the risk to the plants is too great. We are currently working on this.

However, you can have all products other than cuttings delivered to a DHL Packstation or branch without any problems.

You can pay for your orders via Paypal, bank transfer and credit/debit card. You can choose one of the two options at the first step of the checkout. Please note: We rely on prepayment. We will only ship the goods once your order has been paid for.