Archive for the ‘Seeds’ Category
Four way
This strain is an early success from programs to create stable, multiple-hybrid cannabis. Starting in the Eighties, intensive breeding projects worked with highly varied and complex gene pools which ‘stacked’ desirable features from a wide range of parents and ancestors to produce hybrids which could consistently express those traits in interesting combinations.
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Fruity Juice
As definitive examples of the Sativa and Indica genotypes, prized cultivars from Thailand and Afghanistan represent opposite ends of the psychoactive cannabis spectrum. Attaining the perfect balance between pure Afghani Indica and pure Thai Sativa was a goal that took a very long time to achieve, even by the extra-patient standards of cannabis breeders. The unpredictable nature of the first experimental Thai-Afghani crossings listed in early seed catalogues made them difficult to work with. Identifying the ideal combination of parent-plants required generations of testing, selection and examination of thousands of seed offspring. It took until 1995 to isolate the two very special individuals which would consistently produce the fusion of Indica and Sativa qualities we had in mind.
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First lady
First Lady is a pure Afghani seed-strain offering the uniformity and rich flavour of old-time cultivars backed up with the vigour and punch of modern hybrid cannabis. This strain’s direct ancestors originate in Afghanistan and Pakistan, in the high-altitude passes and lower steppes of the Hindu Kush, between Chitral and Kandahar.
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First Girl
First girl is well suited for people with less patiance because it will finish early in the growing season.
When growing outside this is important.
The plant is very hardy and disease resistant as well.
It will grow a lot in the difficult first part of the season.
Buds are large with lots of THC crystals.
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ED ROSENTHAL SUPER BUD
The layering of Indica and Sativa qualities in this hybrid is a rare accomplishment. A superb balance of the best traits from each end of the cannabis spectrum has been achieved through expert selection over countless generations. The blend of tropical genes in Ed Rosenthal Super Bud’s multi-faceted background is especially wide-ranging, representing Sativas from all around the equatorial zone – Africa, South East Asia, Central America and the Caribbean.
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Early Pearl
As the first outdoor Sativa designed especially for shorter summers, Early Pearl has been providing northern growers with luxurious harvests of bulky, trichome-frosted bud for over 20 years. Before the development of early hybrids and acclimatised strains, producing powerful outdoor weed in Holland and similar climates was difficult. Though cannabis can grow anywhere, there was a time when seeds of truly psychoactive strains could only be obtained from imported weed. While often promising in their genetic potential, these seeds, especially the Sativas, had no chance of succeeding in the northern climate.
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Early girl
This reliable, resilient seed-strain is the earliest outdoor Indica in the Sensi collection, aside from our auto-flowering strains. Early Girl has been a trusted name since the Eighties, known for dependably producing fabulous harvests of chunky, sparkling Indica tops in the short northern summers. Early Girl will flourish when given the basic essentials of cultivation, making her the ideal choice for balconies, roof-terraces or conservatories.
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Early skunk
For excellent results and reliable outdoor performance, Early Skunk could qualify as the best all-round strain in the Sensi Seed Bank collection. She’s tough, fast and amazingly vibrant, able to produce lush, heavy harvests of dank, frosted bud in virtually any climate.
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Exile
Genetics: mostly indica
Flowering time: 60–67 days
Yield: good
Exile is composed of 50% Warlock, 25% Northern Lights, and 25% White Widow. The structure/growing pattern is similar to Warlock but it doesn’t elongate as much and it has more and bigger dark green leaves. It does not react to short days as quickly as the Warlock and so takes approximately a week longer to finish. The fresh pistils are less white than those on Warlock but the mature pistils are still tan. The smell is strong and sweet but with added pine, aggressive on a fresh plant but pleasant on the dried product. The high is strong but more on the body (sedative).