Warlock Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Serious Seeds

Legendary strain with strong high, sweet smell, and medicinal benefits. Multiple award winner. Mostly Indica with short flowering time and high yield.

$8.20

Warlock Cannabis Seeds from Serious Seeds

The Warlock was the flagship and most popular strain of Magus Genetics and has in itself a somewhat legendary status. Serious Seeds is very proud to welcome this pure bred 'stallion' in its stable. The Warlock won immediately two High Times Cannabis Cups at its debut in 1997 and after that has never been entered until 2011. It is an Afghani/Skunk-hybrid, which was selected for its very special taste and high. Although indica dominant, this plant really brings some of the best Indica and Sativa characteristics together. Short and bushy during the vegetative period, but grows huge compact buds with few leaves in the flowering stage. The few medium sized leaves with a massive amount of flowers make the Warlock very easy to manicure. The clear white pistils change to a tan/pinkish color when ripe. Famous for its very strong sweet smell with a tinge of sour, which reminds of fresh fruits. The effect is a strong high, which is felt more in the head than in the body. This plant is very popular as medicinal plant by caregivers in British Columbia, Canada. Last awards won by Warlock: 3rd prize in the category: 'Solventless Extracts' at the Dab-A-Doo 2015 in Barcelona, entered by HOGG and 2nd prize in the category: 'Rosin' at the Dab-A-Doo 2016 in Barcelona, entered by HOGG.

Awards: 6 awards
Type: F1-hybrid, mostly Indica
Recommended veg. time seedlings: ~5 weeks
Indoor flowering time: 55 - 60 days
Indoor yield: 400 - 500 gr/m2
Outdoor/Greenhouse harvest time: early November

Strain FAQ

Why are early November-finishing strains good for northern latitudes?

These genotypes thrive in the North's shorter daylight hours from summer to autumn, allowing them to do their work well despite the abrupt seasonal change.

What role do sour strains play in cannabis diversity?

Sour strains have pioneered cannabis flavour diversity. They've encouraged breeders to develop strains with complex flavours and smells, beyond the typical flavours.

Why has the Cannabis Cup moved from Amsterdam?

The Cannabis Cup began in Amsterdam in 1988 and has now expanded to the US, Canada, and Jamaica. This global extension has followed the larger cannabis markets as cannabis legalisation changes throughout the world.