Dosidos #18 F2 Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Archive Seeds

The heaviest most Kush Dominant of the Dosidos F2 lines. Huge thick sparkling resin glands and a mostly OG Kush nose but with better looks and heavy resin. F2 l...

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Dosidos #18 F2 Cannabis Seeds from Archive Seeds

The heaviest most Kush Dominant of the Dosidos F2 lines. Huge thick sparkling resin glands and a mostly OG Kush nose but with better looks and heavy resin. F2 line shows hermaphroditic tendencies in about 5% of the population due to the OGKB Type 4 parent genetics.

Breeder Archive Seeds
Genetics Dosidos F2
Pack Size 12 Seeds
Variety Mostly Indica
Flowering Type Photoperiod
Sex Regular
Yield Medium
Plant Height Tall
Grows Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Flowering Time 70 days
Taste / Flavour Kush

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