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Feminised seeds are a top pick for growers who want to make sure they’re only getting female plants, which are the ones that produce the good stuff. Usually, when you plant regular seeds, you end up with a mix of male and female plants, but only the female plants give you the buds you’re after. Male plants are usually no good for the yield and can ruin your crop by pollinating the females. With feminised seeds, you don't have to worry about picking out the blokes, which saves a lot of time and hassle.

Autoflowering seeds are the way to go if you’re after a no-fuss, quick-growing plant. Unlike regular seeds that need a strict light schedule to flower, these little beauties just do their thing based on age. They flower automatically, usually within 8-10 weeks, no matter how much light they get. This makes them perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a hassle-free grow. Plus, they come from hardy strains that can handle a bit of rough weather, which is great for our Australian climate. You can even squeeze in a few harvests in one season with these speedy growers.

Both feminised and autoflowering seeds have their perks, depending on what you’re after. Feminised seeds are ace if you want a bigger yield and higher potency, as they’re all about producing those top-notch buds. On the flip side, autoflowering seeds are perfect for a quick and easy grow, without worrying about light schedules. They’re tough and can handle a bit of rough and tumble, making them great for any newbie. Mixing the two can be a smart move, giving you the best of both worlds: the speed and resilience of autoflowers along with the quality and yield of feminised plants. This way, you can have a cracking good harvest with a bit of variety in your crop.