K.C. 45 Feminized by K.C. Brains

Information on K.C. 45

K.C. 45 Feminized from K.C. Brains is a sativa-dominant variety with an unusual heritage, as part of its genetics comes from a wild Russian ruderalis. Its flowers emit a distinct lemon aroma, its THC sits at approximately 15-20%, and its effect combines energy and calmness. It's ideal for growers looking for a hardy plant, designed mainly for outdoor cultivation with an early harvest.

Genetics: Russian ruderalis and K.C. 33

Its origin lies in the seed of a wild Russian plant that K.C. himself collected in 2004. He later crossed it with an early-flowering K.C. 33, which combines Dutch genetics with males from Thailand and Brazil. The ruderalis part contributes hardiness, recovery capacity against stress, and good performance in cloudy areas. The Brazilian sativa defines its clear and uplifting effect. It grows in a highly branched fir-tree shape. Its long branches have little foliage near the stem and support elongated colas of fine flowers, compact but not tight.

In cultivation: vigorous and generous outdoors

It can be grown indoors with good light supply, although it performs better outdoors, preferably in soil and with organic fertilization. Indoors it reaches about 110 cm, flowers in 8-10 weeks, and offers yields of up to 180 g. Outdoors it reaches 2 meters, and is harvested between mid to late September, with productions of 700-900 g per plant. It's advisable to plan for space due to its tall stature and vigor.

Flavor and effect: lemon, pine and serene energy

On the plant the aroma remains discreet. When touching, cutting or grinding the buds, intense lemon notes appear, with hints of pine and an earthy background. The effect arrives quickly and strongly: it lifts the mood and provides mental clarity. The ruderalis influence softens it, making it less racy than that of a pure sativa. The result is an active yet calm sensation, suitable for outdoor activities or leisure moments, with an approximate THC of 15-20%.

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