• SHIVA SHANTI I REGULAR
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SHIVA SHANTI I REGULAR

The Shiva Shanti I Regular strain from Sensi Seeds is a hybrid Indica-dominant Marijuana created by crossing Garlic Bud and Skunk. It has a fast flowering time, it is reliable, offer good productions and releases a discreet smell during the flowering stage.

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  • Brand
  • Type
    Índica
  • Flowering time
    Short
  • Cannabinoids
    Active
  • Yield capacity
    High
  • Height
    Short
  • Cultivation needs
    Average
  • Terpenes
    Incensed

Description

Shiva Shanti I Regular Marijuana Seeds

The Shiva Shanti I seeds from Sensi Seeds is well known, a hybrid Indica-dominant (85%) cannabis strain created by crossing the Garlic Bud and the Skunk varieties.

The Shiva Shanti I strain was created in early 90's to mark the new name given to Seed Bank now known as Sensi Seeds and also in honor to Ben Dronkers's twin daughters, the founder of Sensi. The goal was to obtain a affordable strain easy to grow but with a great quality, indeed, Shiva Shanti meets all these features having a fast flowering period, being reliable and offering good productions. Besides that, this strain also relases a very discreet smell during the harvesting.

This plant is able to reach considerable heights, and after only 50-55 days of waiting it offers huge amounts of hard and large buds. The taste will be a mixture of inherited aromas of its parents: aroma and taste of honey from the Skunk line mixed with the strong smell of raw garlic from Garlic Bud.

Features of Shiva Shanti I Marijuana:

  • Regular
  • Indoor/Outdoor
  • Genotype: Indica
  • Genetics: Garlic Bud x Skunk
  • THC: unknown
  • CBD: unknown
  • Flowering: 50-55 days (indoor and outdoor - northern hemisphere)