Fast Ryder I Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: The Bulldog Seeds

Fast Ryder I is a cross of the Cannabis Ruderalis species originated in central Russia, with a Potent Indica from the Bulldog breeders, combining a higher THC

$15.10

Fast Ryder I Cannabis Seeds from The Bulldog Seeds

Fast Ryder I is a cross of the Cannabis Ruderalis species originated in central Russia, with a Potent Indica from the Bulldog breeders, combining a higher THC content with the hardiness and reduced height of the Ruderalis plant.

It is a fast autoflowering strain ready in 7-8 Weeks Indoors, and with a Outdoor harvest in the end of August.

It produces a good yield and a stoned and long lasting effect.

Category: Autoflowering Feminised
Pedigree: Indica/Sativa:Mostly Indica 80/20
Flowering Time: 7-8 Weeks
Effect: Relaxing High

Strain FAQ

Are Fast Strains energy-efficient?

Indeed, Fast Strains are cannabis' energy-saving bulbs. They're fast and energy-efficient since they need less time under artificial lights.

Do fast-flowering strains lose potency or flavour?

Despite their short flowering period, these strains have rich, complex terpene profiles with a wide range of flavours and fragrances. This reportedly ensures speedy turnaround without sacrificing quality or experience.

Where do indica strains come from and how does this effect their development?

Indica strains come from the harsh Hindu Kush mountains on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. These plants are strong and durable because of the unforgiving climate they evolved in, which allows them to thrive even under poor conditions. They seem naturally equipped to manage tough terrain and hard times.

Are auto-flowering cannabis strains pest-resistant?

Some auto-flowering strains are pest-resistant due to their Ruderalis genetics. Ruderalis' durability and capacity to flourish in difficult situations make these auto-flowering variants pest-resistant.

How does the entourage effect affect these strains?

According to the entourage effect, cannabis ingredients like mild THC, cannabinoids, and terpenes act better together than alone. This combination may reportedly improve the effects of mid-range THC strains.