Morpheus Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Buddha Seeds

Indica dominant hybrid with high CBD content, resinous flowering, and citrus flavors. THC and CBD levels are in a 1:1 ratio.

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Morpheus Cannabis Seeds from Buddha Seeds

This non-autoflowering variety fulfills the mythological saying " in the arms of Morpheus", god of dreams, with whom you will immerse yourself in a psychic excursion without losing lucidity

Morpheus is an Indica dominant hybrid, with relaxing and soothing therapeutic properties, thanks to its high CBD content. Buddha Seeds worked hard to stabilize the THC and CBD levels in a 1: 1 ratio of up to 20% of total cannabinoids. It is the solution for the contemporary user who aims to obtain important productions together with high percentages of THC and CBD.

Other important characteristics of Morpheus are its branched and balanced structure, and a powerful growth that culminates in a resinous flowering. In the last weeks of flowering, you can see at a glance the abundant trichomes covering the flower, offering that special and desired look, adding up to its citrus flavors that makes this variety a delight for the most demanding users.

Environment Indoor/Outdoor
Gender Feminized
Genetics Hybrid with Indica predominance
Flowering time indoor 65 days
Harvest month outdoors Early October (northern hemisphere). Early April (southern hemisphere)
Production m² 450 - 480 g
Outside production per plant 1000 / 1500 g.
Taste Citrus with sweet flavors with certain earthy nuances
Effect cerebral and pleasant

Strain FAQ

From where do many high CBD strains originate?

Traditional hemp strains have been used for generations to make fibre, food, and medicine, and high CBD strains are their descendants. These ancient strains naturally preferred higher CBD than THC levels before contemporary breeding procedures amplified these features for medical uses.

Which terpenes contribute to the citrus taste?

The terpene Terpinolene adds richness to the citrus aromas with pine, flowery and herb undertones. Despite not being citrus-scented, it contributes to the citrus profile.

The economic and ecological benefits of these strains?

Early-flowering cultivars are said to be able to boost efficiency by allowing for an earlier harvest. This decreases crop loss from weather or pests. Operating with the seasons is also said to reduce the need for artificial lighting and heating, making it more sustainable and better for the environment.