Miss Colombia Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Gage Green Group

Miss Colombia - Cindy La Pew x Colombian Black Trek into the wilderness of Colombia where the unmistakable landrace sativa grows in all its glory.

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Miss Colombia Cannabis Seeds from Gage Green Group

Miss Colombia - Cindy La Pew x Colombian Black
Trek into the wilderness of Colombia where the unmistakable landrace sativa grows in all its glory. Those who smoked fine herb from the sixties and seventies will not forget it's soaring rush and signature aromas. Since then, this breed has become a pillar in the cannabis genetics of today.

Our mindset behind this cross stemmed from our desire to create a more versatile hybrid that would possess the best attributes of the refined indoor and the landrace worlds. The Cindy La Pew is an outstanding female with a potent high and mouth-watering bag appeal qualities. It grows like a skunk and can get very big. By introducing our indoor princess to the Colombian Black, we attained amazing phenotypes drawing from both sides of the spectrum.

Resistance to mold, bugs, and droughts have all been enhanced in this hybrid. While each phenotype may vary, our test found that every phenotype showed increased immunity to molds and spider mites. Expect flowering times to fall between 9 and 13 weeks. Phenotypes will vary in many ways. Some buds will be denser while others will have a more fox-tailing effect. Expect smells to fall somewhere between the tropical pineapple, melon, skunk, diesel to the perfume pepper and cinnamon.

Sativa Dominant
9 - 13 Weeks
High Yields
Very strong medicinal qualities.

Strain FAQ

What makes cinnamon tasting strains special?

Caryophyllene, a spicy, woody terpene, gives these strains their cinnamon flavour. Caryophyllene interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system like cannabinoids, which affects these strains' flavour and other effects.

How have breeders helped to create mold-resistant cannabis strains?

Plant tolerance against mould has been gradually improved by breeders' constant experimenting and cross-breeding. They have aimed to try to maintain or improve the strain's potency and taste while also working on resistance.

How do regular seeds help with cannabis diversity?

The huge variety of phenotypes created by regular seeds makes them a very interesting choice! These seeds are necessary to give cannabis its genetic diversity which helps it adapt and thrive in a range of situations.

How does cannabis fit into Central American and Caribbean cultures?

Cannabis has spiritual and cultural relevance in many Central American and Caribbean societies. Jamaican Rastafarianism for instance considers cannabis a sacramental herb.

Why are average-yielding cannabis strains said to be more sustainable for legal growers?

Water, nutrients, and light intensity are all reportedly less needed by these kinds of strains. Their sustainability and cost-effectiveness therefore often makes them more attractive than their high-yielding cousins.