Himalaya Snow 5 u. Regular Ace Seeds

Himalaya Snow Regular

Characteristics of cultivation

Himalaya Snow has two main phenotypes. The first one expresses an almost pure Nepalese character: tall, slender and asymmetrical branching plants, with long nodes and large thin leaves. It flowers forming medium-sized, not very compact buds, with a modest flower/leaf ratio, but completely covered with whitish trichomes, including the leaves close to the flower, which makes it an improved expression of the classic Nepalese charas plants.

The second phenotype shows a stronger influence of Kali Mist, with a more robust growth habit, slightly wider leaves and larger and denser flowers, with a better flower/leaf ratio. Its appearance is reminiscent of a modern Haze hybrid fused with the wild essence of Himalayan sativas.

It can be grown indoors, although it reveals its full potential outdoors, especially in cool or cold climates during flowering. It stands out for its very high resistance to cold, rain and fungi, working perfectly in subtropical, Mediterranean, continental and mountain climates, up to latitudes of 45º.

Aroma and flavor

Its aromatic profile is one of its great attractions: sweet, fruity and Nepalese charas terpenes, more intense and sophisticated than those of pure Annapurna or Nepal Mist separately. A deep, resinous and traditional aroma, with a clear identity of high mountain.

Effects

Himalaya Snow offers an elegant, clean and high quality psychoactivity, clearly sativa, more powerful and refined than its parents. Its cannabinoid content has been increased, reaching around 15% THC with significant presence of CBG, providing a stimulating, clear and long lasting cerebral effect, ideal for those looking for deep sativas without excessive nervousness.

Technical data

• Genetics: Specific crosses between Nepal Annapurna × Nepal Mist (touch Kali Mist)
• Type: Regular
• Predominance: 90% Sativa / 10% Indica
• THC: ~15%
• Production: Medium
• Flowering: 10-12 weeks
• Resistance: Cold, rain and fungi (High)