The finest outdoor pot I've experienced since the late 80's was grown last season by a female friend of mine. She planted it in her perennial garden and added her menstrual blood to her organic teas. Eew, I know... but the finished product was absolutely stellar in every possible way. She took a cutting of a plant I had been dialing in for 3 years indoors and on her first go at growing cannabis she turned out a higher quality product than I do. I was a little pissed... and so proud of her!
All the best gardeners I've known throughout my life have been women. My grandma was probably the pinnacle. She had this habit of taking cuttings from plants she would come across - she always carried a blade and some sort of tissue she could moisten to bring a mystery scion home, and there were all sorts of specimens in her yard she acquired that way. Back in the 70's my uncle was a cop and a professional photographer, and his department had him grow a single plant and photograph it for their marijuana eradication training manual. He had it in a pot on his back deck, and once when I went to his house with my grandma, she goes out back and sees it. "Oh, what a beautiful plant!", and she starts taking cuttings! My uncle was going "Ma! Ma! No, Ma, you can't have that, it's marijuana, it's for the department, it's against the law!". She was all upset that she couldn't take a cutting. "I don't care, it's a beautiful plant!". I'll bet Grandma would have rocked that Columbian Red or Michoacan or whatever seeds they seized in NorCal in 1978!
I say yes to female growers. We tend the female plant, it just makes sense.
All the best gardeners I've known throughout my life have been women. My grandma was probably the pinnacle. She had this habit of taking cuttings from plants she would come across - she always carried a blade and some sort of tissue she could moisten to bring a mystery scion home, and there were all sorts of specimens in her yard she acquired that way. Back in the 70's my uncle was a cop and a professional photographer, and his department had him grow a single plant and photograph it for their marijuana eradication training manual. He had it in a pot on his back deck, and once when I went to his house with my grandma, she goes out back and sees it. "Oh, what a beautiful plant!", and she starts taking cuttings! My uncle was going "Ma! Ma! No, Ma, you can't have that, it's marijuana, it's for the department, it's against the law!". She was all upset that she couldn't take a cutting. "I don't care, it's a beautiful plant!". I'll bet Grandma would have rocked that Columbian Red or Michoacan or whatever seeds they seized in NorCal in 1978!
I say yes to female growers. We tend the female plant, it just makes sense.