Professor Chaos Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Homegrown Natural Wonders

Homegrown Natural Wonders have combined the considerable painkilling effect of their award-winning Mad Scientist with the energetic Jack the Ripper for a Sativa

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Professor Chaos Cannabis Seeds from Homegrown Natural Wonders

Homegrown Natural Wonders have combined the considerable painkilling effect of their award-winning Mad Scientist with the energetic Jack the Ripper for a Sativa dominant strain that can completely take care of your pain but can also leave you feeling energized. There are four different phenotypes in this strain, two tall and two short. All phenos have triangular, heavily knuckled finger-shaped buds with swollen calyxes and a sour, funky haze aroma. Professor Chaos may be helpful for: Chronic pain, narcolepsy and MS.

Breeder Homegrown Natural Wonders
Genetics Mad Scientist x Jack The Ripper
Variety Mostly Sativa
Flowering Type Photoperiod
Sex Regular
Yield Medium-High
Plant Height Medium
Grows Grows indoors
Flowering Time 56-63 days
Medical Conditions Multiple Sclerosis, Pain
Medicinal Properties yes
Taste / Flavour Earthy, Haze, Sour
Effect Energetic

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