Botafumerios Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Sweet Seeds

Variety created from a predominately Sativa genetic selection, suitable for cultivation both indoors and outdoors. The long flowering period of this variety, ab

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Botafumerios Cannabis Seeds from Sweet Seeds

Variety created from a predominately Sativa genetic selection, suitable for cultivation both indoors and outdoors. The long flowering period of this variety, about ten weeks, is widely offset by its rapid growth and high production.

Mostly sativa plant with Haze and Asiatic ancestors. With long stems and branches, the plants grow very fast and with a lot of vigour. When planted directly on the ground in outdoor grows it can reach to more than 3 metres of height. The plants are also adapted to the requirements of indoor and SCROG grows.

The aromas that follow these flowers are mostly spicy and scented, finding in some, a touch of anise. The effect of this variety is lively, stimulating and lucid. Plant suitable for cultivation in humid climates due to its resistance to fungal attack.

Indica / Sativa: 25-75%
Indoor Yield: 400-600 gr/m2
Outdoor Yield: 400-800 gr/plant
Indoor Blooming: 10 weeks.
Outdoor Harvestr: Mid-late October.

Strain FAQ

Were Sativa strains ever used for anything other than getting high or medicine?

Sativas' capabilities go beyond just these two things. Their strong fibres have been used to make ropes, clothes, and paper. This shows just how varied and valuable the cannabis plant has been even before its more modern uses.

Can late-October strains have various flavours?

Contrary to popular assumption, these fast-finishing strains have a wide range of terpene profiles, from earthy and piney to sweet and fruity, reportedly without sacrificing taste.

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.

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Cannabis' spicy flavours come from which terpenes?

Cannabis' spicy flavours come from terpenes such as Caryophyllene, myrcene, humulene, limonene, and pinene. These terpenes contribute to the peppery, herbal, hoppy, and citrusy notes in cannabis.