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When it involves collecting, one of the exciting things you can choose to collect are cannabis seeds. These controversial little beans are perhaps one of the most genetically engineered organic products available, probably only slightly behind roses. The amazing characteristics combined with the sheer amount of different strains of seed available make sure they are one of the interesting & most daunting collections to begin. Among the quests some collectors undertake is to try to find their perfect cannabis seed. Every different strain holds a different set of attributes that will combine to provide you with the perfect seed that matches your taste. Here is what to look for... THC THC stands for 'Tetrahydrocannabinol'. Here is the main psychoactive component found in a fully grown cannabis plant and when you look for seeds you will notice the THC percentage listed. While your seeds won't contain any actual THC, every strain has been made to reliably produce a plant that will have this degree of THC. If you are fortunate to call home in a country where growing cannabis is legal it will be possible to test it out. If www.thezenco.co 're not, you will have to make do with your perfect seed having the potential to produce certain levels of THC. Yield Another thing you could know about your cannabis seed is how much cannabis it might make if it were legal to grow it. Yield is generally measured in grams and is worked out by the average yield found by the breeder. If you like to know your seed could create a high yield this is an attribute you might like to look at. Strain Choosing a strain is not just about the vital statistics though. You discover fairly similar THC and yield levels on different cannabis seeds and that means you need to pick a strain you like. A good way to do this is to look at ones which have won legitimate awards for quality. The most prestigious of which is obviously the High Times Cannabis Cup. Each year they judge what seed bank and what individual cannabis seed is the greatest of the entire year. Feminized seeds are probably the most de rigueur right now.