Sour Kush AKA Headband Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Reserva Privada Seeds

High yielding plant with medical benefits. Fast growth, wide canopy, heavy resin, great aroma. Good for anxiety.

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Sour Kush AKA Headband Cannabis Seeds from Reserva Privada Seeds

The Sour Kush, formally known as Headband, has a great yield, and the high is completely medical and not too over-powering. Finding a keeper mother is easy in a pack of 6 and this plant clones easily as well, rooting in 8-10 days. She grows fast in vegetive stage and spreads out wide to produce many tops and an even canopy. Producing heavy resin early and a great aroma, our Sour Kush has bag and head appeal. She doesn’t grow as tall as Sour Diesel or as stetchy as the OG Kush and is not so picky with the nutrients. She has a fuely-soury taste and smell with a long lasting high. She is a good all day smoke that won’t knock you down like some of the heavy indicas and is a good strain for anxiety. This original cross is not the 707 or any other clone only "Headband," this cross was made by reversing the OG Kush to pollinate the Sour Diesel. 2nd Attitude Independent Readers Poll 3rd Coffeeshop HT Cannabis Cup 2009.

3rd Coffeeshop HT Cannabis Cup 2009
Parentage: Sour Diesel x OG Kush
Flowering Time: 9-10 Weeks
Indica/Sativa: 70% Indica : 30% Sativa
Yield: 500-600g/m2

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