How to Choose a Kush Seed Lot Without Guessing
Kush Master Seed Team · July 2, 2026 · 6 min read
A short buying checklist covering germination data, feminization rate, compliance records, and the questions suppliers dodge.
Start with paperwork, not photographs
Finished flower photos tell you almost nothing about how a lot performs across forty acres. Germination rate, feminization rate, lot number, and harvest date tell you a great deal.
If a supplier cannot produce that paperwork for the specific lot they are shipping you, treat the price as irrelevant. You are buying an unknown.
Feminization and what the number means
Feminized seed exists so growers are not spending the season hunting and pulling males. Rates in the high nineties are the working standard, and even then you should walk the field. A single missed male can pollinate a large area and turn a flower crop into a seed crop.
Ask how the feminized seed was produced and how it was verified. Both answers should come easily.
Fit your site, not the trend
Humidity, first frost date, water availability, and soil type narrow the field faster than any marketing sheet. Bring those numbers to the conversation and let the supplier disqualify their own lines where appropriate.
Order a trial quantity before a full season commitment when the timeline allows. A block trial costs a fraction of a mistake at scale.
Plan for support after the sale
Seed is the beginning of the relationship. You will have questions about feeding, timing, and testing once plants are in the ground.
A supplier who grows their own genetics can answer those from experience. One who only ships boxes cannot.
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