This is a cross of New York Diesel from the Soma farm, a variety world famous with a multitude of awards and totally Old School.
This variety, high in CBD, is predominantly an Indica hybrid that is very resistant to pests and diseases.
Its terpenoid profile suggests tastes that range from a touch of pine, some that are more lemon, that will make you want to smoke more and more.
The effects of this plant are highly powerful and the combination of terpenes and cannabinoids are very relaxing. It is a good candidate for topical creams.
This variety contains a balance between THC / CBD cannabinoids.
For indoor growing this plant has rapid growth, with a robust structure.
It is characterized by separate buds that have dark colors at the end of flowering.
If planted outdoors it can be bulky and high, about 1.60 m. It can be very productive.
When the weather starts to cool you will see color changes in its leaves and flowers.
Perfect for planting in a greenhouse, it is resistant to various pests such as whiteflies, aphids, etc. The thing to keep in mind is the lack of space, so we recommend planting it 15 to 45 days after other outdoor plants.
It is advisable to monitor the greenhouse climate.
- Genetics 65% Indica & 35% Sativa
- Sex Femminised
- Yield (g/m2) 400-500
- Flowering time inside 8-9 weeks
- Harvesting outside mid October
- Terpenes Pinene, Myrcene
- CBD 7%
- THC 7%
- Aroma Pine
Strain FAQ
Does breeding for disease resistance affect cannabinoid and terpene profiles?
The breeding efforts to enhance disease resistance can also increase the diversity of cannabinoids and terpenes in these strains. As a result, some disease-resistant varieties offer unique effects and flavors not found in more susceptible strains.
Are there difficulties breeding high CBD cultivars with consistent cannabinoid profiles?
No doubt, breeding for high CBD is difficult. CBD to THC ratios vary across settings and generations in these strains. To keep cannabinoid profiles stable and consistent, producers must constantly test and tweak their offerings.
Is THC the only important element in cannabis?
No! The cannabinoids and terpenes of low-THC strains work together like the characters of a great film, reportedly improving the overall experience. There is no one most important element in cannabis and it is a combination of everything that comes together to provide the end result. We are excited to see what we learn as research continues!