Grows like a Sativa, flowers like an Indica. Big yielder, like it’s popular origins. Pay attention to supporting the plant during the final stage of flowering, use sticks to prevent branches from breaking or any system you prefer. She can become quite heavy at the top, but you will be happy for harvest!
Strain FAQ
Critical Mass challenges?
Critical Mass attracts mould due to its thick buds and big yields. To keep those lush buds in top shape, it is said to be necessary to monitor ventilation and humidity, especially in poor regions.
How did honey-flavored cannabis strains originate?
Honey-flavored strains come from indica and sativa lines. Honey's delicious taste isn't genetically limited! Selective breeding enhances honey-like terpenes and targets effects and cannabinoid levels to create this particular flavor.
Where do high CBD strains stand legally?
The legality of high CBD strains can be confusing. Local restrictions differ, with some favouring strains with a specified CBD-to-THC ratio. Most commonly there is a maximum allowed THC percentage of something like 0.2% and as long as the strain does not produce more than this, it is seen as legal. This patchwork of restrictions is creating a confusing but promising CBD-rich product industry.
How significant is cold resistance for strains ending in October?
Cold resistance is significant for strains ending in October, as they need to withstand late October's cold temperatures. These cultivars have been specifically bred to have bigger leaves and denser buds to help them withstand the cold conditions.
Is THC the only important element in cannabis?
No! The cannabinoids and terpenes of low-THC strains work together like the characters of a great film, reportedly improving the overall experience. There is no one most important element in cannabis and it is a combination of everything that comes together to provide the end result. We are excited to see what we learn as research continues!
Mick
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