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Bruce Banner is a feminized, sativa-dominant photoperiod strain with a diesel and berry flavour and a strong body high that eases into calm relaxation. It stays a medium 3 to 4 ft tall and finishes flowering in 8 to 10 weeks.
This feminized, photoperiod 50/50 hybrid pairs a sweet, citrus flavour with a calming, uplifted high. It flowers in 8-10 weeks and grows to a medium height of about 3-4 ft, with an even split of indica and sativa traits.
Cheese and pine flavours meet a heavy, high-THC effect in this regular, photoperiod 50/50 hybrid. It flowers in 8-10 weeks and grows to a medium height of about 3-4 ft, with a relaxed, sleepy finish.
This regular, photoperiod pure indica brings an earthy, spicy flavour paired with a heavy, sedative body effect that settles in fast. It flowers in 8-10 weeks and stays a medium height of about 3-4 ft.
5th Element Feminized is an indica dominant photoperiod strain with citrus, earthy and pine flavours and THC of 25% or higher. It flowers in 7–9 weeks at a medium height, giving a calming, relaxed effect balanced by focus and energy.
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