Sweet Critical Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: OO Seeds

Critical Mass selected for its especially sweet flavor and fruity aroma. Breed with Swiss origin, has been stabilized and feminized by 00 Seeds. Meets all the b

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Sweet Critical Cannabis Seeds from OO Seeds

Critical Mass selected for its especially sweet flavor and fruity aroma. Breed with Swiss origin, has been stabilized and feminized by 00 Seeds. Meets all the best from the most powerful and aromatic Critical genetics.

INDOOR:

- Yield: 350 - 450 gr/m2
- Flowering period: 45 - 55 days.
- Height: 75 - 100 cm.

OUTDOOR:

- Harvest: Late September.
- Height: 180 - 250 cm.

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