Barbarella Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: House of the Great Gardener

Barbarella is a beautiful hybrid. Emerald green leaves turn a dazzling reddish orange during final weeks, golf ball-sized buds and single cola dominant traits a...

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Barbarella Cannabis Seeds from House of the Great Gardener

Barbarella is a beautiful hybrid. Emerald green leaves turn a dazzling reddish orange during final weeks, golf ball-sized buds and single cola dominant traits are all from Rene’s line. The fruitiness of both strains combines to create a new aroma reminiscent of strawberry ice-cream. Barbarella produces plenteous trichomes, like Barbara Bud, and she packs a more powerful stony punch. High yielding strain.

Genetics – Barbara Bud (s) x Rene (f)
Variety – Indica/Sativa
Seed – Feminized
Analysis – 19.02% THC, 0.05% CBD, 2.90% CBG, CBV 0.12%
Flowering Time – 7-8 weeks
Terpenes: Myrcene+, Caryophyllene, Humulene

Strain FAQ

Why are balanced hybrids becoming more popular?

Balanced hybrids indicate a move towards customised cannabis experiences. The cannabis industry is demanding more precision, and consumers are enjoying these strains' complex effects and ability to tailor their sessions to their mood, activity, or medicinal needs.

Which terpenes give cannabis its creamy dairy taste?

The terpene profile gives a strain its creamy dairy-like flavour. Myrcene gives earthy depth, limonene offers lemony creaminess, linalool adds florality, and alpha-bisabolol adds sweet, floral smoothness to create that creamy taste.

What makes Central Asian cannabis strains landrace-based?

Central Asian landrace cannabis strains have evolved over millennia. Natural selection has adapted these strains to Central Asia's severe environment. Their pure, highly adapted genetic blueprint shows the cannabis plant's resilience and diversity.

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.

Why are short-flowering strains recommended for indoors?

Small and fast-growing, short-flowering strains are popular for indoor use, particularly if there is limited space available. With faster cycles and better space utilisation, these strains are said to boost indoor production.