Chronic is our most commercial variety, this medium height, not too dense plant is the perfect combination of very good yield and excellent quality. Smokers who appreciate high-quality and grow for themselves choose this plant for its combination of appearance and sweet smell. With its Indica genetic background Chronic can produce up to 600 g/m2 without losing that special connoisseur feeling. Grows a single huge central bud with few side branches. Topping of the plants to encourage the devlopment of multiple big side buds is possible, but the total yield can be a little less this way. A sweet smell develops while flowering and this aroma will be maintained in the finished weed, if it is dried and cured well before packaging. Putting the Chronic in plastic bags before it is thoroughly dry will destroy the subtle fragrance forever, making it mediocre weed. Out of all our strains, this is the best choice for growers who are tired of losing quality while increasing yield. Already a winner of the 3rd prize at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 1994, this variety was improved in 2000. 1st prize at La Bella Flor Cup Spain 2003 (by Ezequiel) and 1st prize at Highlife Cup Spain 2004 (by Mundo Ganja, Alicante). 2nd prize Highlife Cup Spain 2004, category: Hydroponic (by Perenne Grow, Barcelona). Last award won by Chronic: 2nd prize El Punto Cup 2005, category: Outdoor, Málaga, Spain.
Strain FAQ
How do humulene and myrcene fit into floral tastes?
Humulene and myrcene's earthy and musky overtones enrich the scent. Myrcene's reporeted potential to intensify THC's effects make it more intriguing.
Why are regular seeds so important in the creation of new cannabis strains?
Breeding starts with regular seeds, which provide both male and female plants. This allows breeders to mix and combine features to generate new and exciting cannabis strains. To make children you need a male and a female!
Why is White Widow a popular Dutch coffee strain?
The 1995 Cannabis Cup winner White Widow is known for its strong resin production and intense euphoric and energetic effects. Its popularity and significance are shown by its presence in Dutch coffee shops since the early 1990s.
Can late-October strains have various flavours?
Contrary to popular assumption, these fast-finishing strains have a wide range of terpene profiles, from earthy and piney to sweet and fruity, reportedly without sacrificing taste.
Why are South American landraces valuable?
After years of adaptation to their particular surroundings, South American landrace strains are prized for their pure DNA. Due of their particular qualities, breeders want these strains to bring new genetic traits into hybrid breeds.
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