Power Plant Marijuana Seeds
Power Plant cannabis seeds have a peppery, spicy taste, containing around 19% THC which gives a more energetic, creative and social high which can be a little too powerful for those new to medicinal or recreational cannabis use. However, the burst of energy experienced will also enable you to take on your day-to-day tasks (though not always recommend driving). The high can last up to four hours, so is ideal for anyone feeling run down or tired. This cannabis strain was originally developed by the United States Army.
The plant has a cross between sativa and indica and is one of the most powerful strains in the world. A cross between strains such as Skywalker, Lemon Grass and Cheese Press is the one responsible for the power plant cannabis seeds‘ strength and the naturally short and sturdy nature of the buds. The strain tends towards a grassy, citrus flavor when in flower form; however, some buds can still have a tangy taste with a hint of fruit. This unique hybrid strain is currently grown in only a few locations in the United States and Canada, with the highest production being found in California.
South African strains produce buds with a thick, leathery coat. Some buds have been described as having “honey like” coloration. South African power plant cannabis seeds are very rare and only found in the top crop fields. The plants are crossed with yellow and black peppers, giving a robust, peppery strain with a slightly sweet taste. In cultivation, the plants are crossed with indica and sativa, giving a cross between the two that produces a sweet, citrus taste.
Malaysian and Thai strains are similar to South African power plant cannabis seeds in that they tend toward a longer flavor. The leaves are wide and pungent, while some have a short leaf that has a tapered shape. Both flowers are short and dank with a deep, earthy taste. These plants are also crossed with indices and chives to produce a hybrid that is very similar to Thai mango. Some plants have been crossed with Australian indices to produce a very similar product that has a tangy, coconut flavor.
indica sativa produces an aromatic, long-lasting strain that is known as African indica sativa. The flowering period of this strain is very short, just over three weeks, and the plants are extremely prone to fungal infections. This strain is highly valued in the medical marijuana market because it is highly potent and has a high tolerance level. Like all cannabis seeds, African indica can be grown almost anywhere; however, it is the most difficult to grow due to its short flowering period.
In order to make African indica available to more growers, companies began cross-breeding different strains to create feminized cannabis seeds that would be more resistant to insects and stronger than their wild counterparts. After many years of successful breeding, it became clear that the right mixture of genetics was the key to creating a highly potent substance that was highly desired by consumers. Because the crop was so hard to find, the government stepped in and began selling legally-grown cannabis to help alleviate the shortage. Although the strain is legal, it can be nearly impossible to keep tabs on inventories in many regions due to strict laws against marijuana possession.
The best way to get African indica and feminized cannabis seeds is through reputable breeders that know how to control both the height of the plants and the flowering period. Cross-breeding the strains will produce even more potent weed that is even more difficult to find. Some of the most common names for this powerful weed include Zenobia, Moroccan Pink Lady, and St. Paul. All of these strains have proven over the years that they produce good results when they are used for medicinal and recreational purposes.
If you want to start growing your own supply of this potent stuff at home, you will need to find a good resource for starting your seedlings off. It can be very expensive to buy large quantities of seeds from licensed dealers because it requires specialized growing conditions and a year or two of development before the buds can sprout. Most African indica is imported from south African countries and then cross-bred, which means that there is a higher chance of the buds being resistant to insects and diseases. With a little research, you should be able to find a reputable breeder near you that will be happy to make a trade with you so that you can grow your own supply of high-quality cannabis seeds.