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Sweet Thai Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Sweet Seeds
Sweet Thai Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Sweet Seeds
Experience a very active 'cerebral high' with Sweet Thai Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Sweet Seeds. This fantastic cross-breed between their Super Thai and an Early Skunk produces a deep spiced exotic flavour typical of Asian varieties. The Early Skunk crossbreeding shortens the flowering period, resulting in more dense and resinous buds and a compact structure adapted for indoor growing.
Features:
- Indica/Sativa: 30%-70%
- Indoor production: 350-450 gr/m
- Outdoor production: 300-500 gr/plant
- THC: N/a
- CBD: 0.8%
- Indoor flowering: 9 weeks
- Outdoor harvest: end of September, beginning of October
Not only does Sweet Thai Feminised offer a unique flavour and structure, but it has also won several awards:
- 1st Place - Txapelketa '06, Andoain - Outdoor Category
- 1st & 2nd Mention - Trofeo Mención del Plata '06 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 1st Place 2008 - V Copa de Asturias - Hydroponics Category
- 1st Place 2008 - I Copa el Jardí d'en Jah Barcelona - Indoor Cultivator Category
Get your hands on Sweet Thai Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Sweet Seeds, available at Ali Bongo.
| Sex | Feminised |
|---|---|
| Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
| Strain type | Skunk Strains |
| Genotype | Sativa Dominant |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 Weeks |
| THC Content | Medium |
| CBD Content | Low |
| Yield | Medium |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Outdoor Harvest Time | Late September |
| Pack Size | Pack of 3, Pack of 5 |
| Brand | Sweet Seeds |
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