Rasta Mix Feminized Cannabis Seeds
Rasta Mix Feminized Cannabis Seeds by Green House Seeds: These are known for being Bob Marley's choice! Green House Seeds Rasta Mix contains: AMS, Big Bang and The Church.
AMS has genetics of both Swiss sativa and Swiss indica – a win win situation! The effects of AMS cannabis seeds are very strong highs with a clear side and a more introspective one. AMS has a very particular taste, which some say is sweet and fairly complexed – so enjoy! As a grower, you can expect flowering periods of 9 weeks to deliver the most amount of resin – huge quantities in fact! For those commercial growers amongst you, expect a harvest in 8 weeks and yields of between 500 and 700gr/sqm – result! If you brave it and grow outdoors then expect to harvest at the start of October.
Big Bang cannabis seeds are genetics of Swiss sativa and Swiss indica, Greenhouse Big Bang marijuana seeds give you an unbelievably strong high, with a clear side and a more introspective one. You will get quite a unique taste from Big Bang, some say it is sweet and multifaceted in flavour. This breed has the genetics of Skunk, Northern Lights & El Nino. The wonderful side effects you get as the consumer are known for their medicinal and soothing purposes, it is SO good it is even available as a prescription medicine in the Dutch pharmacies!! As well as the amazing high, there are two extra benefits you get from our Big Bang seeds – one is the high yields you can expect from this beauty and the other is high mould resistant. With indoor flowering, 9 weeks will deliver the most amount of resin. Commercial growers harvest in 8 weeks. Yield is between 500 and 700gr/sqm. If you grow this strain outdoors you can expect flowering to finish by beginning of October in the Northern hemisphere, or by mid May in the Southern.
The Church cannabis seeds from Greenhouse have yet to be introduced to competition. It has a heavy indica effect that evolves in a long lasting cerebral high. Flowering indoor is 9 weeks, with a yield of 700 to 800 gr/ sqm.
