It’s always a pleasure to work with Original Amnesia, a seed with an exemplary behavior. Her overall potency becomes more than evident during the cultivation. She flowers very fast, at par with the best sprinter, and crosses the finish line like a champ. Indoors, she’s ready in just 65 days and, outdoors, the time to harvest arrives by mid-/late October. As a matter of fact, she grows so fast and so vigorously that stopping the vegetative phase after 3 weeks indoors is necessary to avoid having serious space issues during the flowering, a moment in which she stretches a lot. Doing a guerrilla grow or cultivating in a greenhouse are both great outdoor options that guarantee bountiful crops. When it comes to the best fertilizing scheme, you’d better be cautious and moderate. Another major advantage of this strain is her ability to cope with moisture- and plague-related problems. When growing in the open air, she thrives in warm, temperate and Mediterranean climates, as well as under the protection of the greenhouse.

Power Kush is a sturdy cannabis plant that can be grown almost anywhere in the hands of all types of growers. The only snag is that, if cultivated in an extremely humid environment, a close eye should be kept on her to react in time if any problems arise. Indoors, she’ll thrive if SOG or SCROG growing methods are used whereas, outdoors, the best conditions are the ones offered by dry, sunny, temperate and Mediterranean climates or by greenhouses. She’s a real sprinter, taking only 50 days to fully flower indoors and being ready for harvest by mid-October outdoors. With this marijuana strain, we’ll always obtain generous crops, no matter how inexperienced the grower turns out to be. A highly motivating option for impatient rookies!

This insatiable big girl needs lots of light, fertilizing, water and space. So if we want to cultivate this beautiful plant, we’ll have to be ready for her hearty appetite. Not for nothing does she grow so big! If we fail to feed her properly, the risk for microelement deficiencies will increase, which is why we have to make sure her needs are fully met.  This heavy producer will know how to make it up to us.

Purple Moby Dick is a fungi-resistant cannabis strain that is likely to require the use of stakes to hold the weight of her heavy branches full of buds. With a flowering of no more than 70 days, she’ll be ready for harvest by mid-October in the northern hemisphere and by mid-April in the southern hemisphere. Whether you decide to grow Purple Moby Dick outdoors or indoors, you’ll have to remember her amazing vigour and dimensions. That’s why we recommend providing her with plenty of space so that she can stretch comfortably.

One of the greatest assets of Santa Sativa is that, due to her vigour, she’s super easy to grow. The only thing that could complicate things a bit, especially if we’re growing indoors, is all the space she needs. We could say she has the same growing needs than Moby Dick. They both have to be provided with lots of space, light and, above all, fertilizers if we want their needs to be met. In exchange for that, these greedy plants will reward our generosity with plenty of potent nuggets. Therefore, don’t be tightfisted with this cannabis jewel, give her all the nutrients she needs and she’ll thank the efforts abundantly.

If you’re growing indoors, don’t forget that, as previously mentioned, Santa Sativa tends to stretch in excess trying to get as much light as possible. Should you want her to grow more moderately, we recommend limiting her vegetative phase to a maximum of three weeks. The good news is that her amazing growth always comes with an extreme vigour that makes it unnecessary to use stakes or other support methods during the flowering stage.

The only negative thing about Santa Sativa is her long flowering period. Outdoors, in dry, sunny, Mediterranean climates, the time to harvest arrives by late October/early November. Indoors, she’s generally rather fast ‘till the flowering kicks off, which is when she needs more time; some 70-80 days, to be more precise. Some growers even give her some extra days in order to improve the resin count.

Sweet Deep Grapefruit presents an incredibly vigorous growth that requires much attention from the grower when cultivating indoors because she tends to stretch in excess and could easily run out of space. Outdoors, she shows her potential in warm, dry and sunny climates, as well as under the protection of the greenhouse. She’s ready after only 55-65 days of flowering indoors and by mid-/late September outdoors. In optimal growing conditions, and when provided with a standard diet, she’ll fill our garden with a marvelous aroma that will take us straight to the countryside, to a field full of fruit trees.