Sunshine Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: House of the Great Gardener

Uplifting sativa with lemony scent, conical shape, potent resin. Motivates experienced smokers.

$12.49

Sunshine Cannabis Seeds from House of the Great Gardener

A favourite for many reasons, this sativa has an uplifting high and lemony sweet smell that turns heads. She has a conical shape and grows vigorously through the vegetative state and flowering period. Could be considered a motivator if you’re an experienced smoker; or, this resinous beauty might just knock you on your ass.

BREEDER House of the Great Gardener
GENETICS Sweet Skunk
PACK SIZE 6 Seeds
VARIETY Mostly Sativa
FLOWERING TYPE Photoperiod
SEX Feminised
GROWS Grows indoors
FLOWERING TIME 70 - 77 days
TASTE / FLAVOUR Lemon

Strain FAQ

Why do breeders choose to include Central Asian genetics like they have done here?

Central Asian strains have great genetic stability due to their genetic isolation. These stable strains give hybrid types robustness and durability, enhancing growth and tolerance to frequent hazards.

Can you name lemon-flavored strains?

Some popular lemon-flavored strains are Lemon Haze, Lemon Skunk, and Super Lemon Haze. Due to its different terpene profiles, which include limonene and other complementing terpenes, each strain gives a unique but similar flavor.

How do hybrid strains complicate cannabis genetics?

Hybrids complicate the genetic environment beyond just Indica and Sativa. By crossbreeding numerous generations, hybrids have developed many traits from both parents, creating polyhybrid strains. Genetic variety gives the cannabis family tree many interesting relatives!

How have Sativa strains evolved to handle humidity?

Thin, extended leaves help sativa plants handle extreme humidity. Sativas are said to be great for producers in moist climates since their sleek leaves have been shown to repel mould and infections.

Why do many people prefer strains with a medium-flowering time?

For those seeking yield and potency, 56–90-day-flowering seeds are said to be ideal. This timeframe reportedly allows the plant to completely express its genetic potential, providing a good turnaround without compromising harvest quality or quantity.