Guanabana Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: BlimBurn Seeds

Powerful strain with Amnesia Haze and White Widow traits. Quick flowering sativa with strong branches and compact buds.

$9.41

Guanabana Cannabis Seeds from BlimBurn Seeds

Guanabana is a powerful cross of Amnesia Haze with a White Widow. It takes characteristics from both its parents being both potent and flavoursome with subtle hints of fruit. It has strong branches which produce multiple compact buds which produce an intense smell. This strain can grow big so vegetative period is kept short. It is a very quick flowering sativa that can be grown indoors or outdoors.

(*) Winner of 1st and 2nd Prize Cup Sanferweed by Highlife BCN 2008 in Haze category.

(*) Winner of 1st Prize outdoor Uruguayan First Cannabis Cup

Indoor production: 500 to 600 grams
Outdoor production: 1 October
Indoor flowering: 60 days
Genetics: Indica 30% - Sativa 70%
Genotype: Amnesia Haze x Widow
Feminized: Yes
Height: 2 - 3 meters

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Tall strains are frequently more pest- and disease-resistant because of their rapid growth. Their dense canopy can protect them from environmental dangers such as those found outside.

Why do strains finish at the Beginning of October?

These genetically engineered strains flower earlier to prevent late fall cold and shorter days. Northern legal producers use it to ensure their plants finish their cycle in time to avoid seasonal environmental issues.

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Medium-flowering strains are said to be able to thrive indoors and outdoors. This versatility allows legal producers of all experience levels to adapt their methods and assure successful harvests regardless of environmental conditions.

Do high-yielding strains resist pests and diseases?

On the one hand it is known that their increased biomass makes them vulnerable to pests and illnesses. However, on the other hand, breeding has enhanced their genetic resistance. New strains are being created all the time that promise high yields as well as good disease and pest resistance.