or many growers and smokers alike, fruity strains are the pinnacle of cannabis enjoyment. It’s absolutely amazing how versatile the cannabis plant is when it comes to producing different distinct fruit flavours such as lemon, orange, tangerine, grapefruit, blueberry, strawberry, pineapple or mango.
“If you love to smoke, grow S.A.G.E.!” – said famous cannabis scientist Robert Connell Clarke about S.A.G.E. twelve years ago when this strain came out. Well, not many, not to say no other, strains get such a testimony from the world’s leading cannabis expert, and Rob Clarke certainly wouldn’t have staked his good name for a mediocre strain.
One of the latest autoflowering releases from Paradise Seeds is called Pandora, with reference to the respective famous Greek saga.
Thanks to possession of the “legendary Colorado heavyweight Chemdawg 91”, the famous mother to both OG Kush and East Coast Sour Diesel, T.H. Seeds of Amsterdam are in a position to create exciting Kush varieties that stand out of the crowd.
It took a while until Serious Seeds jumped onto the auto flowering wagon, with its own auto strain; such things always take a bit longer there, but of course the laudable reason for this is to be found in the high quality demand that Serious Seeds is committed to for the sake of the customer.
Serious 6 is the first new strain developed by Simon, the breeder and owner of Serious Seeds, in the last 10 years. This strain was developed from mixing genetics from Canada with Sativa-landraces from Africa through a time consuming process of selection and cross-breeding.
As many of my readers may know, I am not a huge fan of the flavor of Trainwreck or even our amazing (rare) cutting which we call Bloodwreck.
There is no doubt that we are living a very productive period in the present cannabic world when it comes to breeding new varieties. We now have strains with very attractive and striking colours, but also an extensive range of aromas and effects that turn the growing of this beautiful plant into something even more engaging and exciting.
At Sweet Seeds we always look forward to enrich our genetic collection with the cream of the crop. This time we took our exceptional photoperiod-dependent cut of OG Kush and turned it into one of the sweetest, more resinous, productive and aromatic autoflowering plants of all time.
For me, purple weed should BE purple. How many times have you had someone offer you something with purple in the name, only to find little if any color in it? Sometimes getting a purple if it maybe gets cold enough to turn is not my idea of purple pot. ‘If’ or ‘maybe’ are not colors in my book, but purple is the new gold.