Jack Herer Seeds (Blackskull Seeds)

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Seeds are living biological material, and their ability to germinate can be affected by a wide range of external factors. Therefore, it is impossible to guarantee 100% germination. Seed banks guarantee maximum germination, meaning that 70% of the seeds in a packet will germinate (for example, 3 out of 5). The most important thing is to provide a favorable environment throughout the entire germination process.

The occurrence of two seeds from the same packet growing into two plants with different appearances can be explained by the plant's phenotype—most modern varieties are hybrids that combine different parental genetics (indica and sativa). For this reason, seeds of the same variety, and even from the same packet, can potentially grow into two different plants. For example, in a "Serious 6" variety, approximately half the plants would have a purple hue, and the other half would have a regular green color. However, this doesn't necessarily mean that the plants will be 50% purple and 50% green. The ratio could be 4:2 and 5:1, or even 6:0. The aroma can also vary for the same reason.

Seed banks always aim for genetic stability in their varieties, but even so, deviations can sometimes occur. The chances of this happening are relatively low, but it's possible. The problem you encountered was most likely with a particular packet of seeds, not with the variety itself.

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