Cali Miss Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: British Columbia Seeds

This cross between our pure Haze and the F-1 hybrid, Five-O, has been with us since the beginning back in 1995. Expect some variability in this strain with the...

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Cali Miss Cannabis Seeds from British Columbia Seeds

This cross between our pure Haze and the F-1 hybrid, Five-O, has been with us since the beginning back in 1995. Expect some variability in this strain with the longer flowering plants leaning more to the Haze mom and the shorter flowering plants leaning more to the Five-O dad. The Five-O dominant plants will be the better yielders while the Haze dominant plants will provide you with a decent yield of exceptionally sweet Sativa buds.

Flowering Time: 60-75 days
Height at maturity: 5-6 feet
Yield: up to 125 grams
Heritage: Haze x (Hawaiian x N.L.#5) (IBL x F-1 hybrid)

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