Buy Cannabis Seeds in Finland

Buy Indica Seeds Finland

Indica cannabis seeds will grow smaller, hardier plants than our sativa seeds. While they may not get as big, these are some of the heaviest producers and most potent THC yielders around. Rather than describing the quality of the high, the distinction between indica and sativa has more to do with their growth patterns. Just about everything is a hybrid now, except for a few of our pure indica pot seeds in strains like Afghan, the original super resin producer used in concentrates and medical weed for decades now. Indicas could be said to have more of a body stone effect, and they are often more soporific than their sativa counterparts. Some of our favourite indica cannabis seeds are in the Kind line, the exclusive line of our favourite cannabis genetics. We carry seven different indicas, both with feminised and autoflowering varieties. The strongest of them is one of our Kind THC varieties that gets up to thirty percent THC when treated properly. However, several of these strains are moderate, and many of them have THC levels in the mid to high teens. Several of our Easy Grow lines are also indicas and provide relief from both mental and physical concerns in their calming yet euphoric highs. We also carry a wide range of classic indica strains for folks who’d like to stick to what they know. To be honest, we think they’re missing out, but the customer is always right, right? Our classic collection includes favourites such as Blueberry, Chemdawg, Cherry Pie, Critical Mass, G13, Great White Shark, Super Skunk, White Widow, Purple Gelato, Star Killer, and White Rhino. We even have Purple Kush and Grandaddy Purple as pure indica cannabis seeds. One look at our selection and you’ll agree that Kind Seed is the best in the business.

Germinating Seeds in The Land of a Thousand Lakes

Germinating seeds shouldn’t commence in Finland until at least late April if the plants are intended for outdoor growth. Seed germination gets a bad rap as being tricky, but what is actually at fault when seeds don’t germinate more often than not is how the seeds are treated beforehand by people who don’t know any better. That’s why it’s so important to get seeds from reputable sellers like us. Never handle seeds with bare, dirty hands unless they are going in the ground immediately. To germinate our seeds, soak them in clean and distilled water overnight first. Then take a ceramic plate and place some paper towel down on it. Spray the paper towel with clean distilled water until it’s about as wet as a makeup removal tissue or a disinfectant wipe. If there are puddles on the plate when the paper towel is lifted, they are too wet. Place each seed on the paper towel, giving them each an inch of space to grow into. Place another wet paper towel over the seeds and cover them with another ceramic plate placed upside down to create a small dome. This will become a microclimate with high humidity and warmth, but lacking light. This is the perfect space for germinating seeds. Keep this contraption in a warm dark place where the seeds won’t be disturbed or get cold at night. Check on them every day, remoisturizing the paper towels when needed. The seeds should sprout within one to three days and be ready to transfer within a week. Young sprouts don’t have the root systems to take water in via soil, so high humidity must be maintained until plants have a few true leaves beyond their little cotyledons. True leaves will look like cannabis leaves as opposed to little nondescript sprout greens.

Growing Cannabis Seeds in The Land of a Thousand Heroes

While Finland has traditionally not made any distinction between cannabis and other drugs on the books, the enforcement of anti-cannabis laws is very different depending on the tolerances of local police and the context in which the cannabis is found. Smoking cannabis in Helsinki parks or at the cabin in the summer is not uncommon, and citizens can generally grow pot seeds for personal use without worrying about anything more than a ticket if caught. Due to Finland’s wide range of climates from north to south, the ability to grow cannabis, even in the summer, can vary widely. Autoflowering plants put in a greenhouse up north can flourish under the midnight sun thanks to their lack of need for a dark period. In rural areas down south, it can be possible to grow plants outdoors that have a quicker flowering period, especially autoflowering plants. In fact, we highly recommend that all growers in Finland looking to use the power of the sun stick to our autoflowering plants to save themselves some trouble. Experienced growers who like a challenge might love to try their hands at growing photoperiod seeds outdoors, and to them we say good luck! We have lots of seeds those folks might be interested in. However, we think it’s easier to grow pot seeds that need a photoperiod switch indoors. Growing seeds indoors is very possible in Finland, especially for those who grow a small amount of plants at a time. Growing tents can be one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to grow from seed. They come in a wide range of sizes and can be kept discreetly in spaces as small as a closet. Thanks to LED lights, it might be possible to grow with only a minor jump in power bills!

Grow in a Green House

When growing outdoors in Finland, it’s very wise to do so in a greenhouse. There will be periods where plants can be left out all day and night, from Midsummer until late August at least. But anywhere other than the south, a greenhouse will be important to protect plants for the duration of their flowering phase. For people in the far north, a greenhouse can even be a great boon during the time of the midnight sun, when autoflowering plants will soak up all that extra light. Greenhouses aren’t just a place to protect plants from rain and cold snaps, though. They’re also a great way to hybridize the growing process, using rays from the sun as a primary source of light while using extra LEDs on gloomy days, controlling humidity with a combination of machines and analog solutions, like opening windows or keep open water around, and protecting the plants from herbivore invasions while still using outdoor gardening techniques. Greenhouses are also a much more secure space to keep cannabis plants, especially rurally when passing hikers and people interested in stealing weed crops might happen upon plants. Companion plants can be used both to deter insects and to camouflage the plants. Popular disguise plants include tomatoes and sunflowers, though growers must be careful that these plants don’t end up competing with their cannabis for available light. In terms of smell, many folks like to use lavender, chamomile, sage, oregano, basil, thyme, dill, and other aromatic herbs. These plants will have the added benefit of making the entire greenhouse smell heavenly! While we definitely suggest autoflowering plants for mild Finnish summers, those who are sure they can handle outdoor photoperiod plants will benefit enormously from the enhanced structures of growing in a greenhouse, where light proof tents and window shades can be installed quite easily.

Growing in a Grow Tent

Growing tents are small, discreet growing apparatuses that act like tiny indoor cultivation spaces. They can be anywhere between two and six feet squared in area and three to five feet in height. These tents can be kept in large closets, basements, or crawl spaces to keep small indoor growing operations totally secret and safe. They consist of an outer shell that’s light, water, and smell proof, a white or reflective inside, a space for a vent complete with a charcoal filter and a space for an oscillating fan. There’s also space for lights, a hygrometer and a thermometer. It’s possible to get kits with everything except soil and seeds for roughly four hundred dollars American on the internet. Many tents used to come with traditional growing lights, but they are being increasingly replaced by LED arrays thanks to research NASA has been doing with regards to growing vegetables in space. These experiments have led to all kinds of innovation in the use of LEDs that make growing with them exclusively a real possibility. Most tent growers stick to cultivating one to five plants at a time. A single plant can be trained in low stress ways to fill a growing tent and produce a sizable yield when treated with care. Strains like Wedding Cake do incredibly well when pruned and kept in a Screen of Green in a growing tent. A Screen of Green, or ScrOG, is when a mesh screen, usually a large fishnet weave, is used to keep foliage low and bud sites high. When the lower foliage is kept well pruned and airflow is high, this can encourage multiple large bud colas on just one plant. Switch it up to act as a drying tent by drastically reducing the humidity, and it becomes a one stop weed producing shop!

Grow Outdoors

Outdoor growing in Finland can be very tricky for a number of reasons. The combination of humidity and lack of warmth can make summer gardening a bummer, especially in northern spaces when gardeners have to be really precise. There’s a big difference between the needs of a cannabis plant and the needs of a cloudberry patch. But while it might be difficult, it’s not impossible. Rural growers who have the luxury of being able to grow their cannabis outdoors will want to not start their seeds until the risk of frost is long gone. That means germinating in late April or early May, depending on the weather. Once the plants are well established, it’s likely they’ll need to continue to stay indoors, especially at night, until late May at the earliest. The easiest way to do this, especially with plants that grow quite tall like sativas, is to grow plants in three to five gallon fabric pots set on rolling casters. This way, plants can be moved in and out of doors, or into a greenhouse, with little to no fuss. Kind Seed grows a signature collection of white label strains that were engineered in response to consumer demands, and our Outdoor seeds are a fabulous choice for Finnish growers hoping to use the powers of Mother Nature to grow incredible dank. Outdoor 1 is formulated for people who smoke for mental health, and Outdoor 2 is more of a pain killer. Both autoflowering varieties of Kind Outdoor seeds can contain between seventeen and twenty-three percent THC. Another concern in Finland, although punishment for personal growing is rare depending on the jurisdiction, is detection by law enforcement and nosy neighbors. Companion planting of crops like tomatoes, sunflowers, beans, and aromatic herbs can go a long way towards keeping outdoor crops safe.

Growing Indoors

Living in urban areas in Finland or up north, indoor growing is the most sure fire way to keep crops safe with minimal fuss. It’s also possible to grow year-round indoors, where issues like lack of sunlight or frigid temperatures are no concern. In order to make the most of an indoor growing situation, it’s important to plan it carefully before beginning. For much smaller indoor growing, keeping to a small tent is suggested. However, with just a week or two of preparation and some investment, it can be relatively easy to turn an entire room in a house, or a whole basement or even a warehouse, into a thriving growing space. It’s important to seal up and clean the space before moving any plants in, as harmful pests and microbes can be casually hanging out in improperly prepared growing spaces, or can find an easy way in. Clean the space, seal up any cracks in the walls, floors, ceiling, windows, or doors with caulk or other appropriate materials. Many people choose to put a layer of plastic or film down to seal the space, which can be an easy way to do it. A central in and out vent should be equipped on either side with a charcoal filter and a fan. This will help keep the smell from venting outdoors too much, which can attract unwanted attention from neighbors, police, and from passing insects who hunt down cannabis growing rooms. If these bugs end up finding the growing space for whatever reason, the filter on the intake side of the centralized vent will make it much harder for them to enter. Many growers also swear by using coveralls while in their growing spaces, and changing their shoes before entering. Look up cannabis spider mites and it will be clear why.