What is Sinsemilla & What does it mean?

----Intended for the 18 & over---- What does sinsemilla mean and where did it originate? Before sinsemilla, cannabis was being grown outdoors in the wild so most of the flowers were full of seeds, as soon as growers and consumers realized that female plants live longer and continue developing flowers if they aren’t fertilized, sinsemilla started getting popular. Sebastian Good tells you everything you need to know about "Seedless" weed. SINSEMILLA MEANING AND WHAT IT IS If you smoke or grow cannabis, it’s most likely you’ve heard the world Sinsemilla at least once. Sinsemilla is a word in Spanish that means without (“sin”) and seeds (“semilla”) so unlike most people think, it’s not a certain type of cannabis, it’s just cannabis buds that haven’t been pollinated by a male cannabis plant. WHY IS SINSEMILLA MORE POTENT? As you may know, cannabis plants are dioecious, meaning they can be male or female and when male plants in nature release the pollen, it will eventually reach the female plants, pollinating them and resulting in seeds. THE HISTORY OF SINSEMILLA Years and years before growing cannabis became popular, weed was imported illegally from different countries, “brick weed” which were buds pressed into a brick usually came from Mexico and at that time most growers didn’t have a lot of knowledge about cannabis and the grow operations weren’t sophisticated so most consumers didn’t even know that they weren’t smoking good weed. CAN SINSEMILLA STRAINS PRODUCE SEEDS? Unfortunately yes it is very possible for a sinsemilla cannabis plant to pollinate itself and it is called a hermaphrodite. There are a number of reasons why a plant can become hermaphroditic, the most common reason being stress. Even with no male plants in the area, a plant can still push out pollen sacks if they sense severe stressors in the environment from harsh winds, cold weather, or removing too many leaves. ----------------------------------------------------------------------