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5 seeds
40.00€28.00€
La Kaboom - Reina de Africa (the Queen of Africa) from the Kannabia seedbank is a marijuana strain created from different well known and prominent strains in the international cannabis market such as Ak47, Ortega and NorthernLights.
The result after a long process of breeding was an indica sativa hybrid (60-40%) easy to grow both indoors and outdoors, with sturdy stems and large production. It is ideal for novel growers as it does not require much care to get good results.
It has a vigorous growth and it can reach over two meters tall when planted outdoors. It will cover several m2 of land planted wherever it be if you apply the technique of Topping (pruning of Cups).
For its indoor growing it is recommended not to give more than two weeks of growth in order to have at the end of flowering, 60cm high plants with little bottom branching, ideal for SOG growing.
We have to remark that it responds well to pruning, vastly broadened, and we can make SCROG growing optimizing indoor growing. It is feasible to grow this strain with a small number of plants per m2 with a production up to 500 gr/m2.
Its flowering period is only 60 days providing the grower a large production of high quality flowers which contain a great tropical fruit flavor with a spicy aftertaste. Their high THC levels of 16% will provide to its consumers a forceful and relaxing effect of with marked indica character.
Features of the Kannabia Kaboom:
- Genetics: Ak-47 x Ortega x NorthernLights
- Indoor yield: 500 g m2
- Outdoor yield: 450 gr per plant
- THC content: 16%
- Harvest Indoor: 60-65 days
- Outdoor harvest: October 1st Fortnight
We would like to remind our customers that cannabis seeds are not listed in the European Community catalogue. They are products intended for genetic conservation and collecting, in no case for cultivation. In some countries it is strictly forbidden to germinate cannabis seeds, other than those authorised by the European Union. We recommend our customers not to infringe the law in any way, we are not responsible for their use.
