There are a couple of classic strains in the world of extra potent marijuana that have been around for a very long time, permanently fascinating both growers and smokers with their superb qualities, and having reached a legendary status.
White Berry was part of a „six-pack“ of new feminised Paradise Seeds strains released to the market in 2007. The strain had been called “Hashberry” during development.
Once again, DNA Genetics’ omnipotent OG Kush #18 male was looking for a new wife, this time capturing and pollinating Silver Bubble (a mix of 1/4 Northern Lights, 1/4 Skunk and 1/2 Haze), in order to launch this legendary old-school trio strain into a new orbit – a Kush orbit!
It has paid off for the Amsterdam-based seed company, TH Seeds, to establish outposts in other countries in recent years. TH Seeds Colorado, launched by TH founder Adam Dunn himself, can openly produce seeds for medical marijuana, thanks to the med-pot laws and the historical legalization of cannabis in that U.S. state.
Another famous Kush cross from DNA Genetics that has been available for a longer time already is Kandy Kush, a mostly indica strain (60/40 indica/sativa) consisting of OG Kush x Train Wreck (T4).
For a long time, worldwide scientific and medical cannabis research had almost only dealt with the exploration of the cannabinoid THC, the agent of the cannabis plant “that dreams are made of”, being mainly responsible for the psychoactive effects of the drug.
Through the acquisition of Magus Genetics, the 70/30 indica/sativa strain Motavation found its way into the fine seed assortment of Serious Seeds. The development of that strain by Magus breeder Gerrit took an unusual route, dating back about ten years.
The trick with autoflowering cannabis plants is to appreciate them for what they are… and not criticize them for what they are not!
Subcool recently acquired Vic Highs clone only Killer Queen and paired it up with his infamous Querkle stud to create an amazing new hybrid he’s calling Killer Grape.
There are strains that come and stay for decades. Other strains come and go, flushed off the market by those flood waves of new strains spilling over the globe every year.