BREEDERREGULARSEEDS
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Search filters on seed websites do not always use consistent terminology. Listings of non feminized seeds for sale may appear under headings such as regular, standard, or unsexed, and some shops scatter them across breeder pages instead of grouping them together. Checking the seed type field on each product page confirms what is actually being offered. A quick look at the pack description also helps, since male and female offspring should be mentioned explicitly.