Big Bud Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Lineage Genetics

Big Bud is a great indica strain from the 1980s with huge yields. The buds are large in size, sticky, firm, and with countless amounts of silver/white trichomes

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Big Bud Cannabis Seeds from Lineage Genetics

Big Bud is a great indica strain from the 1980s with huge yields. The buds are large in size, sticky, firm, and with countless amounts of silver/white trichomes. This strain gives the user a great body high, even though the THC is only usually between 16% – 19%. The smoke from Big Bud is a smooth one, with a slight grapey/earthy taste and a hint of sweetness.

For those deciding to grow this strain should take into account that this classic beauty grows up to 6 -7 feet tall (approx. 200 cm.) and it is recommended to provide it with support so it can produce maximum yields as the buds get very heavy. It also is great for outdoors in warmer climates.

Big Bud also has some medicinal benefits for anxiety, insomnia, and loss of appetite. A well-recommended strain all round.

Breeder/Brand Lineage Genetics
Product Type Seeds THC
Genetics Afghani x Skunk
Flowering Type Photoperiod
Sex Feminised
THC Content 16 - 19%
CBD Content 0.43%
Yield Indoors: 600 - 700 gr/m2; Outdoors: 1000 gr/plant
Plant Height up to 200 cm. or more
Grows Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Flowering Time 50 - 65 days
Harvest Month Late September - early October
Medical Conditions Anxiety, Insomnia, Lack of Appetite
Medicinal Properties Yes
Taste / Flavour Earthy, Grape
Effect Body, Physical, Relaxing

Strain FAQ

Why do End of September seeds mature quickly?

These strains mature quickly due to genetic adaptations from cooler, northern parent strains. This mix of genetics speeds up flowering and maturation, leaving them complete just in time for autumn.

Which terpenes give cannabis its grape flavour?

Grape flavour comes from several terpenes. The grape aroma relies on myrcene's fruity overtones and pinene's piney undertone. Caryophyllene adds spice and pepper, and linalool adds flowery and lavender notes.

How do high-yielding strains make use of light?

They're champions at photosynthesis, efficiently converting available light into plant growth. This trait is said to be crucial for maximizing yields in both outdoor and indoor environments, where making the most of light can significantly impact plant development.

Why are many South American cannabis strains majority Sativa?

Equatorial South American nations explain the abundance of Sativa traits in South American strains. These protracted growth seasons produce towering, narrow-leafed cannabis plants that take longer to flower.

Why would someone look for indica-dominant strains for therapeutic use?

Indica-dominant strains are used in medicine because they are said to soothe the body. They're chosen for relieving pain, sleeplessness, and anxiety because of this.