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Afro Jam Haze Regular

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Afro Jam Haze RegularEach pack contains: 10 Regular Seeds This new Haze strain is a cross between the excellent Lily Pina Colada cut otherwise known as the Pineapple cut and DNA Genetics Martian Mean Green. These two strains are very different from each other and have created some very different Terps. The Congo land race genetics from the Lily make this cross a little on the wild side and the range of flavours are wild and crazy too. We have sweet fruity cuts with a mix

Each pack contains: 10 Regular Seeds

This new Haze strain is a cross between the excellent Lily Pina Colada cut otherwise known as the Pineapple cut and DNA Genetics Martian Mean Green. These two strains are very different from each other and have created some very different Terps. The Congo land race genetics from the Lily make this cross a little on the wild side and the range of flavours are wild and crazy too. We have sweet fruity cuts with a mix of lime, pear and lemon haze flavours. Sweet floral haze phenotypes and even Salami phenotypes. This cross really is a pheno hunters dream. Not for beginners. Clones can be kept under control easily enough but grown from seed growers without much experience with pure Sativa strains may struggle to keep the height under control. Afro Jam Haze is a real haze in the old school sense. Its not quick flowering after being mixed with an Indica. It is a pure Sativa that behaves like a pure Sativa should do from start to finish.

  • Lily (Pina Colada cut) x Martian Mean Green
  • Flowering Time - 10 Weeks
  • Indica/Sativa–Sativa
  • Yield–Above Average

 

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