So, this may be a simple question, but I'm curious. How is a seed considered "feminized" and what does it mean? Does it mean that it only grows female plants? Or is it just an excuse to charge more for the same exact seeds?
Don't take it as gospel though. Just because you have bought Fem seeds doesn't means you can treat them like shit and still expect them to make you a sandwhich...I mean turn into a female plant. Like any seed if you stress them out the will turn Hermie or even male.
It's just a reason to charge you more for the seeds. There is no way anyone can tell if a plant is going to be a female by looking at the seed. You are better off getting regular seeds and hoping that you get some females. This is something that I could never understand since i myself have asked the very same question to pro or more experienced growers and no one can give a straight answer of being able to tell if a seed is female.