Marijuana Cannabis is an annual, tall and erect plant. A bright, clear environment, light, well-dry soil and ample irrigation are assumed. Cannabis can grow up to 20 feet in a 4-6 month period during the growing season. Visible rivers, meadows and other farmland are perfect homes for cannabis as they all contain good sunlight. The seeds brought from Thailand are grown without being cut and subsequently become a large female plant, crossing with a cutting of a male plant of Mexican origin results in a hybrid seed which is saved for subsequent sowing. This is considered representative of outdoor cannabis growth in calm climates. Seeds are planted in spring and usually germinate in 3-7 days. The seedlings arise from the soil in the aligned order of the embryonic stem. The cotyledons which are the seeds are almost unequal in size, narrowed at the base and rounded at the apex. The embryonic stem is 1 to 10 centimeters long. About 10 centimeters or less above the cotyledons, the first true leaves originate, a pair of variously adapted individual leaflets each with a distinct petiole that is the leaf stem, rotated a quarter of the length by the cotyledons. If the plants are not surrounded, the branches will grow from small shoots located at the intersection of the petioles within the main stem. Every sinsemilla; the seedless medicinal cannabis plant is filled with plenty of space to grow long axial branches and extensive, thin roots to increase floral production. Under favorable conditions, cannabis can grow up to 7 centimeters per day in height during the summer. Cannabis shows a dual response to day length; during the first two to three months of growth it works to restore greater amounts of day length with a stronger soil......medium of paper......fiber content strains of uniform maturation. Producers of cannabis seeds for smoking or narcotic use collect an unlimited quantity of seeds that the flowers produce during the harvesting, drying and processing phase. A well-developed pistillate plant can produce thousands of seeds if voluntarily pollinated. Sinsemilla cannabis is produced by eliminating all staminate plants from a plot, removing any source of pollen and allowing the pistillate plants to release a huge bundle of unfertilized flowers. The cannabis plant commonly grows in Asia, Africa, India and America. Associated with the Cannabaceae family. The most important compound is Delta-9 Tetrahydrocannabinol which is the main donor in the plant's donation process. In addition to the compound THC, cannabis contains nearly 4,000 other chemicals, such as cannbidiol and cannabinol. These chemicals cause cannabis