Flo Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: DJ Short Seeds

A strain capable of producing multiple harvests.

$164.39

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Flo Cannabis Seeds from DJ Short Seeds

DJ Short Flo is a sativa/indica cross (approx. 60% sativa/40% indica) with largely sativa characteristics in the finished product. Yes the indica genetics ensure it matures very quickly. The large, tight, spear-shaped buds are made up of small, densely packed calyxes. The plants are taller and like to branch out making them ideal for "training", i.e. tying back or bending over. Indoors, the plants are fully mature by week seven of the flowering cycle. Outdoors, under optimum conditions the plant is a super-producer capable of being multi-harvested over a period of time. Branch-end buds ripening by the beginning of October are harvested and new buds form and mature about every ten days after and can be harvested through the end of November, or however long the plant can be kept alive, making Flo ideal for greenhouse production. Deep purple hues darken the buds the more they mature. The motivational high produced by the Flo is quite unique and long-lasting. The flavor is that of old-school Nepalese Temple hash with a head reminiscent of Highland Oaxaca Gold producing a musky/burgundy/ floral complex palate: A most enjoyable and pleasant experience. Rated the #1 strain at the 1996 Cannabis Cup by Cannabis Culture magazine.

Breeder DJ Short
Pack Size 10 Seeds
Variety Mostly Sativa
Sex Regular
Grows Greenhouse, Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Flowering Time 8-9 Weeks
Harvest Month September
Awards 1996 - Cannabis Culture Magazine Cannabis Cup Winner

Strain FAQ

How have Australasia cannabis strains adapted to climates?

Cannabis strains from Australasia, including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, thrive in many climes. Their genetic plasticity allows them to adapt to different habitats worldwide, making them reportedly appropriate for different production setups.

What can increase the hash-like smell and taste?

The ultimate hash-like scent and flavour reportedly depend on curing. Curing is said to help preserve terpenes and enhances their profile.

How do early finishers handle environmental changes?

Strains finishing by early October are recognised for their weather resistance. They are said to be able to stay healthy and productive as the weather changes from late summer to autumn because of their robustness.

Why are regular cannabis seeds seen as more genetically pure?

Regular cannabis seeds are a throwback to the plant's basic genetics without genetic alteration. These seeds are for cannabis lovers who celebrate the plant as nature intended!

Can 12/12 photoperiod strains produce male flowers under stress?

Yes, the 12/12 timetable might be tricky because some strains may produce male flowers when stressed. A steady hand is said to be required to manage light and climatic conditions to keep the crop seed-free.