Big Bang Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Green House Seeds

70% Indica dominant with 19.8% THC. Medicinal, relaxing, good for pain and appetite. Indoor flowering 9 weeks, outdoor ready end of September.

$8.78

Big Bang Cannabis Seeds from Green House Seeds

Quick Overview

70% Indica dominant hybrid with 19.8% THC content and low CBD and CBN levels. Its genetics are a mix of Skunk, Northern Light, and El Niño. Known for its medicinal effects, it provides a relaxing and calming sensation, useful for pain management and stimulating appetite.

Flowering Time and Yield

Indoors, it takes 9 weeks to reach full cannabinoid profile, but it's commercially ready in 8 weeks, with yields up to 800 gr/m2, especially effective in ScrOG setups. Outdoors, plants are ready by the end of September, yielding up to 1000 gr/plant. They grow naturally wide, forming a short, branchy, bushy shape.

Achievements

This strain secured the 3rd place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2000.

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Strain Summary

Sativa: 30%
Indica: 70%
THC: 19.8%
CBD: 0.12%
CBN: 0.28%
Genetics: Skunk x Northern Light x El Niño
Effects: Medicinal properties, relaxing, calming, pain control, appetite stimulation
Flowering Indoor: 9 weeks for full cannabinoids, commercially ready in 8 weeks, yield up to 800 gr/m.2, good for ScrOG systems
Flowering Outdoor: Ready by end of September, production up to 1000 gr/plant, short, branchy, bushy plant
Awards: 3rd HTCC 2000

Strain FAQ

How did the Cannabis Cup affect cannabis culture?

The Cannabis Cup is a cultural highlight that promotes unity and cannabis love. More than a competition, it's a location where the cannabis community can celebrate its advances and culture.

Does environmental stress impact cannabis' therapeutic properties?

Cannabis plants can increase cannabinoid and terpene production to combat UV radiation and water shortages. The atmosphere may enhance a plant's medical properties, adding to cannabis' complexity.

How do early-finishing strains handle cooler temperatures and less light?

Due to genetics, these strains are said to be resistant to chilly air and less sunlight. They reportedly thrive and yield well even in poor growing conditions because of their resilience.