The Magician Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: De Sjamaan Seeds

Potent strain with Sativa and Indica mix, heavy buds, fruity taste, happy and energetic high.

$8.98

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The Magician Cannabis Seeds from De Sjamaan Seeds

A magical and highly potent flashback to the first Skunk plants and their ancestors, to the time when Sativa elements were much more pronounced in the Skunk hybrids. The original Skunks were bred from Afghani, Mexican and Columbian cannabis plants. As more and more hybrids were developed, Afghani elements became stronger in most Skunk varieties. The Magician gives growers a taste of the OLD SCHOOL by crossing an Orange Skunk with the most famous plant in Cannabis history, the White Widow. The result is a heavy, pungent plant with long , solid buds, glistening with crystals. The smell and taste of The Magician is strong and fruity. Expect a happy high.

Genetic background: Orange Skunk X White Widow
Type: Sativa 35% Indica: 65%
Flowering time: 7-8,5 weeks
Height of the plant indoors: 120-200 cm
Suitable for outdoor: yes
Harvest time outdoors: end of October
Height of the plant outdoors: 200-300 cm
Cannabinoid content: medium
Effect: physically high, mentally high, high, energetic, happy, euphoric, clear high, inspiring, motivating
Taste: sweet, strong

Strain FAQ

What training techniques are exmployed for tall strains?

Techniques like topping (cutting off the plant’s top to promote lateral growth) and supercropping (deliberately stressing plants to enhance resin production) are said to be effective for managing the size of tall strains and increasing yield.

What distinguishes strains that are ready to harvest by end-of-October?

Cannabis strains that finish by October are designed for the Northern Hemisphere. They mature before November's winter weather, giving them a shorter time to completion.

Can hybrids highlight uncommon cannabinoids?

Hybrids can be produced to raise CBG or THCV levels for distinct effects and medical purposes. Cannabis' complicated chemistry is being more understood and appreciated with this concentration on uncommon cannabinoids becoming more common.