Bud seeds are rich in fatty acids that can provide the human body with valuable nutrients. They also contain compounds that help fight neurological disorders like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s as well as reduce muscle spasms and neuropathic pain. They also have powerful antioxidant properties, which could aid in reducing inflammation and helping the body repair damaged cells.

Seeds can be consumed in many ways, including as a healthy snack. They are easy to digest and can be used in place of animal protein as they have less inflammatory effects on the body. They can also be smoked for their relaxing effects, which may help alleviate anxiety and depression. They are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, which is beneficial for the heart and brain.

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A high-quality seed can be recognized by the hardness of its shell. It can withstand being squeezed between two fingers without disintegrating, unlike poor-quality seeds that will disintegrate and not germinate. Another way to test quality is the float test, which involves filling a glass of spring or distilled water and placing a few seeds inside of it. Good quality seeds will float while poor-quality ones will sink.

Regular seeds grow into robust cannabis plants that can withstand a variety of stressors, including sudden changes in photoperiod and excessive fertilisation, without displaying hermaphrodite structures (male flowers). This makes them ideal for novice growers who want to produce specific strains with predictable results. However, they do tend to be more susceptible to hermaphroditism in the later flowering phase of their peak bloom cycle.