Hawaiian Snow 100% (3)

Hawaiian Snow is a multiple award-winning variety based on the genetics of Hawaiian Sativa and Laos. This variety produces buds with an incredibly high THC level of - now grab a firm hold or have a seat and buckle up - 23%! This stuff induces a creeping high that elevates the mood and inspires your mind to get something done. The smell of this stuff can hardly described differently than HAZE.

Hawaiian Snow is a tall plant with long branches and high yields, but she calls for a patient grower. This variety is an ideal candidate for LST (Low Stress Training) and performs great in a ScrOG plantation. She requires 12 weeks to finish flowering, but the result is more than generous. In an indoor setup you can expect yields in the range of 600-700g/m? whereas the outdoor harvesting time has come by the end of October, the yield can amount to 1.2kg per plant. Hawaiian Snow develops buds that can become so heavy that the branches need some kind of support at the end of the flowering period.

Cannabis Cups:
2nd & 3rd place in the indoor category at the Private Cannabis Cup 2013
3rd place in the outdoor category at the Private Cannabis Cup 2013
2nd place at the High Times Cannabis Cup 2011
1st place as best Sativa at the ICMAG Breeders Cup 2007
2nd place at the Spannabis Barcelona 2007
1st place at the IC420 Growers Cup 2007
1st place at the Champions Cup 2007
3rd place in Seed Company Haze Hydro category at the Highlife Festival 2006
1st place at the High Times Cannabis Cup 2003
3rd place in the Sativa category at the High Times Cannabis Cup 2003

GENETICS
Hawaiian sativa x Laos.

EFFECTS
A sativa-high that creeps up slowly, long lasting, very uplifting and social.
Medicinally effective in pain therapy and as anti-depressant.

FLOWERING INDOOR
12 weeks with a yield up to 700 gr/m2. Tall plant, wide branching, ideal for LST.

FLOWERING OUTDOOR
Ready by the last week of October (North hemisphere) Yield up to 1200 gr/plant.
Ideal for equatorial, tropical, subtropical and temperate climates, needs support.