Mama Mia Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Seedsman Seeds

Fast-finishing indica-dominant strain with good yields and smooth, long-lasting effect. Ready for harvest in just 8 weeks, ideal for all environments.

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Mama Mia Cannabis Seeds from Seedsman Seeds

Overview

Mama Mia, a sister strain to Mazari, is recognized for its earlier flowering period due to its breeding program that incorporated an earlier-flowering Skunk. This resulted in a strain that leans more towards indica, displaying characteristics such as a shorter stature, broader build, and darker leaves, making it differ slightly from Mazari. Mama Mia offers good yields, a smooth and lasting effect, and adapts well to all environments and grow-media. It is typically ready for harvest after 8 weeks of flowering or by the end of September to early October outdoors in the northern hemisphere.

Strain Summary

BREEDER: Seedsman
GENETICS: Early Skunk x Mazari Sharif
VARIETY: Mostly Indica
FLOWERING TYPE: Photoperiod
SEX: Feminised
THC CONTENT: Unknown
GROWS: Greenhouse, Indoors, Outdoors
FLOWERING TIME: 8 Weeks
HARVEST MONTH: End of September

Strain FAQ

What role does selective breeding play in greenhouse strain development?

Breeders for greenhouse cultivation obviously select traits that thrive in that environment. They generally select strains with compact growth to fit more plants and early blooming to match the greenhouse's light schedule.

Does this strain's Central American and Caribbean heritage influence whether it's indica or sativa?

Many tropical cannabis cultivars are Sativa. Height, long flowering, and stimulating effects are their hallmarks. Unique geographical features have caused these Sativa strains to evolve different affects and flavours.

How are photoperiod cannabis strains different to autoflowering ones?

Here's where things get interesting: auto-flowering strains switch to flowering mode with age, but 12/12 photoperiod strains need a light trigger. This allows legal growers to fine-tune the light schedule, potentially improving yields and quality.