The origins of Lost Coast Hash Plant are fully guaranteed as it comes from a Lost Coast OG and a (G13 x Hashplant). It is a highly homogeneous cannabis hybrid that produces high-quality buds brimming with resin perfect for concocting excellent hash. Easy to grow, this marijuana plant performs best in a temperate or Mediterranean climate outdoors and in the greenhouse. A great choice if high yields are what you want.
The aroma of Lost Coast Hash Plant resembles that of musk and ripe fruit. The flavour has an earthy base with pleasant hints of pine and spices and the powerful, soothing, long-lasting effect is great for relaxation. A beautiful Indica hybrid worth discovering.
Strain FAQ
What genetics make up the Hash Plant Strain?
Hash Plant seeds are proud descendants of the Dutch Hash Plant and the Northern Lights, with an indica-dominant pedigree. This distinguished history underpins its rapid growth and resilience.
How are new fruity strains created?
It is quite an art! Breeders combine strains with different terpene profiles to boost flavour and effects. This rigorous selection and breeding has produced a huge variety of strains to satisfy every taste!
Where do indica strains come from and how does this effect their development?
Indica strains come from the harsh Hindu Kush mountains on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. These plants are strong and durable because of the unforgiving climate they evolved in, which allows them to thrive even under poor conditions. They seem naturally equipped to manage tough terrain and hard times.
Why do strains finish at the Beginning of October?
These genetically engineered strains flower earlier to prevent late fall cold and shorter days. Northern legal producers use it to ensure their plants finish their cycle in time to avoid seasonal environmental issues.
Do short cannabis strains all taste and smell a certain way?
No! There are a variety of smells and flavours within the range we have here. There's anything from sweet and fruity to earthy and pungent!
Morgan Walkey
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