Ghost of Lee Roy Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Rare Dankness Seeds

Rare Dankness Seeds introduces Ghost of Lee Roy, a hybrid strain resulting from the combination of Ghost OG and Lee Roy. This variety boasts buds with a distinc

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Ghost of Lee Roy Cannabis Seeds from Rare Dankness Seeds

Rare Dankness Seeds introduces Ghost of Lee Roy, a hybrid strain resulting from the combination of Ghost OG and Lee Roy. This variety boasts buds with a distinctive Lemon Cotton Candy flavor and is recognized for its robust and sturdy branching. Ghost of Lee Roy presents a high calyx to leaf ratio, making it suitable for cultivation in various environments, including outdoor, indoor, and greenhouse settings. The flowering period for Ghost of Lee Roy typically spans 60-65 days.

Strain FAQ

What challenges do these balanced hybrids have?

Balanced hybrids are like twins with differing personalities—what works for one may not work for the other. Legal growers adjust light exposure and feeding regimens to maximise the plants' growth.

Why is pest resistance especially important for cannabis strains legally grown in greenhouses?

When cannabis calls a greenhouse home, it's in a unique spot that's part cozy shelter, part natural world. This can be a double-edged sword, as the enclosed space might invite pests and mold to settle in. Strains that bring natural resistance to these unwelcome guests are said to be key players in a greenhouse setup, cutting down the need for harsh chemical pesticides and keeping things clean and green.

What contributes to the citrus flavour of this strain?

Velencene smells delicious and orangey, named after Valencia oranges. Though less frequent than limonene, it's a prominent terpene in orange-flavored strains.

Why are regular seeds so important in the creation of new cannabis strains?

Breeding starts with regular seeds, which provide both male and female plants. This allows breeders to mix and combine features to generate new and exciting cannabis strains. To make children you need a male and a female!

Is there much diversity in average-yielding strains?

With their rich genetic heritage that often includes sativa, indica, and sometimes ruderalis, these strains are said to offer a wide array of flavors, aromas, and effects. This diversity means legal consumers can enjoy a broad spectrum of experiences.