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GREAT WHITE SHARK
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Great White Shark is a feminized indica Marijuana strain created by crossing Super Skunk, Brazilian and South Indian. The name says everything: it hits hard, like if you sift the great white shark. Winner of the first prize at the 1997 BIO HTCC.
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- Terpenes Earthy
- Type Índica
- Flowering time Average
- Cannabinoids Slightly active
- Yield capacity High
- Height Short
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Cultivation needs
Low
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Family
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Description
Feminized Great White Shark Marijuana Seeds
Great White Shark is a feminized indica Marijuana strain created by crossing Super Skunk, Brazilian and South Indian.
As its name suggests, it gives a super powerful effect hitting you immediately and making you vibrate corporal.. Since it harbours some sativa genes, the high is very relaxing, but it will not leave you levered on the couch.
Its has an earthy taste with a fruity background inherited from Super Skunk and the plants will be covered with a crystalline resin containing beautiful orange and brown hairs.
It flowers best on indoors and is ideal for SoG and SCRoG. After 9 weeks of waiting you will be able to collect abundant yields of 800 grams per square meter. In the outside, the plant becomes elegant, small but very branched being ready to be harvested in late (northern hemisphere), with amazing productions that can reach 1 kg per plant in good environmental conditions.
Moreover, Great White Shark was the winner of the first prize at the 1997 BIO HTCC.
Features of Great White Shark Marijuana:
- Feminized
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Genotype: índica
- THC: 14.94%
- CBD: 0.18%
- Genetics: Super Skunk x Brazilian x South Indian
- Flowering: 9 weeks (indoor) or last week of September (outdoor - northern hemisphere)
- It grows best on indoors
GREAT WHITE SHARK
Great White Shark is a feminized indica Marijuana strain created by crossing Super Skunk, Brazilian and South Indian. The name says everything: it hits hard, like if you sift the great white shark. Winner of the first prize at the 1997 BIO HTCC.