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Experience the future of cultivation with high-yield triploid cannabis seeds. Engineered with advanced genetics, triploid strains offer seedless crop insurance, natural pollen resistance, faster flowering times, and boosted THC and terpene levels, delivering unmatched consistency for commercial and home growers alike.

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DONUTZ Triploid (F1)

DONUTZ

Seed type
Feminised
Genetics
50/50 Hybrid (Balanced)
Seed category
Triploid
Flowering
55 days
THC
27.00%
CBD
1.00%
Effects
Action price€9.00€13.00New
FIRE OG KUSH Triploid (F1)

FIRE OG KUSH

Seed type
Feminised
Genetics
Indica-Dominant Hybrid
Seed category
Triploid
Flowering
63 days
THC
24.00%
Effects
€49.00New
SUNSET GELATO Triploid (F1)

SUNSET GELATO

Seed type
Feminised
Genetics
Sativa-Dominant Hybrid
Seed category
Triploid
Flowering
75 days
THC
25.00%
CBD
1.00%
Effects
€13.00New
Triploid cannabis genetics guide

What are triploid cannabis seeds?

Triploid cannabis seeds contain three complete sets of chromosomes rather than the two sets normally found in diploid cannabis. They represent a chromosome-based breeding category, not a promise about sex, flowering schedule, potency, or final yield.

Genetics and breeding explained

Most cultivated cannabis is diploid, with two chromosome sets. Breeders typically create a tetraploid parent with four sets and cross it with a diploid parent; the resulting offspring can inherit three sets and become triploid.

Three chromosome sets do not divide evenly during normal meiosis, so triploid plants generally show reduced fertility. Reduced fertility can limit seed production after pollen exposure, but triploid should not be treated as an absolute guarantee of sterility. Expression still depends on the parents, breeding work, and growing conditions.

Triploid vs feminised vs autoflower cannabis seeds

These labels describe different biological traits and are not direct opposites. A breeder may combine more than one trait in the same cultivar.

Seed typeWhat it describesWhat to consider
TriploidThree chromosome sets and typically reduced fertilityConfirm whether the specific seed is also feminised or autoflowering.
FeminisedBreeding intended to produce predominantly female plantsUsually diploid unless the breeder specifically identifies it as triploid.
AutoflowerFlowering based mainly on plant maturity rather than long nightsCan be feminised or regular; chromosome count is a separate characteristic.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers about these cannabis seeds and how their defining traits compare.

Are triploid cannabis plants completely sterile?

Not necessarily. Triploids generally have strongly reduced fertility because three chromosome sets divide unevenly, but complete sterility should not be assumed for every plant or cultivar.

How are triploid cannabis seeds produced?

Breeders commonly cross a tetraploid parent with four chromosome sets and a diploid parent with two sets. The offspring can inherit three chromosome sets.

Are triploid seeds the same as feminised seeds?

No. Triploid describes chromosome count, while feminised describes the expected sex expression of the seed lot. A triploid cultivar can also be sold as feminised when bred that way.

Do triploid seeds guarantee higher THC or yield?

No. Potency, yield, aroma, structure, and flowering time depend on the cultivar, parental selection, phenotype, and environment rather than chromosome count alone.

Seed traits and breeder figures describe genetic expectations, not guaranteed individual results. Check local laws before ordering, germinating, or cultivating cannabis seeds.