The Black Apple Hitchcock Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: TH Seeds

The Black Apple Hitchcock (Grape OG X Sour Apple IBL) from the T.H.Seeds X Massive Creations Collaboration. Sativa Indica Hybrid, if you grow it in a cold room...

$19.87

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The Black Apple Hitchcock Cannabis Seeds from TH Seeds

The Black Apple Hitchcock (Grape OG X Sour Apple IBL) from the T.H.Seeds X Massive Creations Collaboration. Sativa Indica Hybrid, if you grow it in a cold room it brings out more of the Indica characteristics. Very limited edition. Available while supplies last.

Quantity: 10
Sex: Regular
Genetics: Grape OG X Sour Apple IBL
Indica/Sativa/Hybrid: Hybrid
Flowering Time: 50 - 60 days
Flowering Type: Photoperiod

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