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sinsemilla
What does sinsemilla mean?
Cannabis grown from unpollinated female plants, so it produces no seeds and higher potency.
"Prime sinsemilla has zero seeds in it."
Origin
From Spanish 'sin semilla', meaning 'without seed'.
Frequently asked questions
What does sinsemilla mean?
Sinsemilla is seedless, high-potency cannabis grown from unpollinated female plants, so the flower produces no seeds and concentrates more of its energy into resin and cannabinoids.
Where does the word sinsemilla come from?
It comes from the Spanish 'sin semilla', meaning 'without seed', describing exactly what makes it distinct.
Why is sinsemilla considered more potent?
Because the female plants are kept from being pollinated, they don't put energy into making seeds and instead produce denser, more resinous, cannabinoid-rich flower.
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