StrainBase

A Compendium of Cannabis Varieties

v. 1.1, part 2
Baudelaire 2000

European Strains
Holland and Switzerland

Amsterdam Flame
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Paradise Seeds
“This outstanding plant of excellent quality with her sparkling looks is selected for the lovers of cannabis
best. Her wonderful high and soft subtle taste carries us like a summer breeze, telling tales of mysteries. A
plant worthy for the ‘canna’seur. It is not saying too much, it is hard to wait for harvest time!
Specifications ~ Type: mostly indica, Flowering time: 50 - 56 days, Yield per m2: 400 - 500 grams.” –
Paradise Seeds catalog

"Well here's my detailed report on my AMSTERDAM FLAME" (Paradise). Grown in organics with
mostly Guano of different strengths. One being high Phos (for flowering) the other high Nitro (for growth)
and so on ... 53 day flowering period.. Small staunch indica, purple/orange hairs, and nectarine smell. Large
main cola, crystallizing like an Alaskan winter. In fact crystallizing so well that you can hardly see very
much leaf, only the crystals upon them. Looks like I put it in the freezer or something..." - Mirage

Black Domina
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank

“Sensi Seed offers g13xhashplant and that was it. It is the same as the one sold in the 80's and it is also 2/3
of Black Domina. I learned this at the Sensi Seed shop 1 day after I bought the seeds directly from Alan
Dronkers hands at the Pax party house. I spoke to Tony about the Mantanuska and he said that nobody has
smoked it and none is ready yet. I picked up 10 Mantanuska and 5 peak19 beans (Mantanuska x
Stonehedge) for 300gilders (about $175american). Adam from T.H. Seeds (Tony's best buddy and provider
of the Bubblegum and Californian genetics) told me its "Sag's big bud" with "great dense yields but not a 9
or 10 in potency" and that the Stonehedge was a "more rewarding high/plant to grow" and that the "peak19
was a perfect compromise/partnership.” - Damion

“Black Domina. It’s a day ender, you wont do anything but slump there for quite a while. For me it is the
hardest full indica I have ever grown, or smoked, and I have been to A-dam which is where I got turned
onto it by a bro from a coffee shop. The coffee shop is a direct competitor of Sensi's as well, and even he
said it will floor you, it did.” –Greco Roman

“Greco, I know just what you mean. It's one of those breeds that you gotta smoke to really understand. It's
got a taste like no other Indica (pure ) out there! Not for those seeking "sweet smoke" though. Tastes like
Hash Oil.
ps- it's good outdoors as well...very early.” – Bdubs

“I purchased some Black Domina seeds from the Sensi Seed bank the last time I was in Amsterdam. I
wasn’t too impressed with my final product. True it was very resinous and smelled like blackberries but the
high wasn't that desirable. I also made the mistake of trying to grow a B.D. outside. Since it is an indoor
variety only it does very poorly under natural conditions. I ended up with some runny nugs and some
sticky-sweet, but just ok bud.” – Bill Wonderful

Domino
Indica
Origin: British Columbia
Breeder: Breeder Steve

“Tangy indica, wicked crystal. F2.

Height: short, will grow wide with veg
Flowering: 6 Weeks
Harvest Outside: early Oct.
Yield: Average” - Spice of Life Seeds catalog

BubbleGum
Indica/Sativa mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha

“1995 2nd place winner, with little details about the strains that produces it. Extremely resinous with an
uplifting high. “
 Bubbleberry
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha

“A Bubblegum and Blueberry hybrid. This plant produces larger buds with more strength and taste
than original Bubblegum. Pungent sticky flowers with an overpowering aroma provide the smoker
with a bubbly high and long lasting buzz. Sure makes blowing bowls of bubbles more fun!
Specifications ~ Type: Indica-Sativa, indoor and outdoor. Start vegetate: 1-2 weeks after roots show.
Clip center cola. Flowering time: 45-55 days. Average height: 0.7-1 m. Yield: 300-325 grams / m²
(dried)” – Sagarmatha seedbank catalog

Bubbleberry X Williams Wonder

Mostly Indica
Origin: British Columbia/Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha

“We have blended the strength and vigor of Bubbleberry with the growth characteristics of Williams
Wonder. Both plants compliment each other with their unique qualities. The smoke is very tasty and
possesses the scent of a flowery bouquet. The high is heavy and long in duration, leaving the smoker
with enough energy to be mobile. This hybrid exhibits a shorter, rounder version of Bubbleberry
persuasion along with a slightly earlier flowering period. Fantastic for stash and production purposes.
Definitely one of the world's wonders.
Specifications ~ Type: Indica-Sativa, indoor and outdoor. Start vegetate: 1 - 2 weeks. No need for
pruning. Flowering time: 50 - 55 days. Average height: 0.5 - 0.75 meters. Yield: 300 - 325 grams /
m² (dried)” – Sagarmatha seedbank catalog

Double Bubble
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
“These buds are army-green colored, crystally, and evenly covered with long dark orange (almost
brown) hairs. Broken up, these buds release the scent of sweet freshly cut grass or even hay with some
slightly skunky undertones. The smoke is smooth, non-expansive and has a mild sweet taste. Although
the high does not hit you right away, it first creeps through your body making you feel stoned and then
only moderately effects your cerebrum, allowing you to concentrate on any task at hand. **” –
Homepage Amsterdam

Chitral
Mostly Indica
Origin: India/Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion
This variety is a hybrid of Chitral and Skunk, Chitral being the variety of the famous Chitral-hasj of the
seventies. Hybridized with Skunk, the variety tends to be even stronger. Good harvest, nice herbal taste
and strong “physical high”.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks ~ Harvest: 3rd week of Oct.

“This bud has thick layers of orange-red hairs surrounding darker colored green nodes. The crystals are not
very obvious, but are noticeable. It has a sweet green scent with skunky undertones that set it off well.
Dense buds break up stickily and the stems taste more like mint or blueberry stems than skunk. However,
the smoke tastes skunky with an undertone of citrus, like orange peel. It’s thick and expansive in the lungs
and will make you cough. The high comes on quick and is lazy and stony. Doesn’t give the munchies! ***”
– Homepage Amsterdam

Chronic
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Serious Seeds
“Chronic is the plant to grow when yield and quality are top concerns. Mostly an Indica this plant can
produce up to 600 grams per m2 while not compromising quality. Chronic has a strong high with a heavy
resin content. Smokers that know and grow choose this plant for both appearance and it’s sweet scent.
Winner of 3rd place hydro division in the 1994 High Times Cannabis Cup, this is chronically the best
choice for growers that are tired of loosing quality when gaining yield. Indica/Sativa bred with powerful
effect and sweet smell in mind. Quality without compromise, serious flower power!
Specifications: ~ Mostly Indica, Flowering time: 60-67 days, Yield: 400-600 grams/m2” – Serious Seeds
catalog

“I’ve grown Chronic. I've heard several different ideas about the genetic origin. The first was
NLxAfghanxNL. The second was NL x Big Bud x Afghan. I am personally more prone to believe the
NLxAfghanxNL. Big Bud has a certain mildly sweet aroma and taste that I didn't notice at all in Chronic. I
didn’t identify with any Big Bud characteristics other than a giant fucking yield. Chronic has a very slightly
spicy scent with an overpowering stone. If you are looking for the best quality and yield combination I
would recommend Original Misty from Homegrown Fantaseeds. Misty is a stabilized sister of white widow
with a bigger harvest potential and a sweet taste. I've heard that all of the white widow hybrids are very
unstable, but I saw almost zero variation between plant growth patterns in my experience with Misty. I got
an even larger yield from this strain than from Chronic, but only a very little bit larger. It did however have
a sweeter taste and an even more powerful stone than the Chronic. Flowering period for Misty was 8-9
weeks, and I harvested a little more than a 1/2 oz per SOG style planting. After 2 weeks rooting under flo's
I veg for 2 weeks under MH and then flower for 8 weeks under HPS.” – Stoned Silly

"Chronic is a strain developed by Cerebral Seeds. After this company split up into Serious seeds &
Sagarmatha Seeds, both parties kept the strain. Serious sells it under the Chronic name and Sagarmatha
sells it under the name Slyder. Actually Sagarmatha ran into some problems with the germination rate of
some of their Slyder seeds. They have stopped carrying it FOR NOW until they get a few new batches
going. They assured me personally that the Slyder would return very soon. The origins of this classic
Indica strain are " a Northern Lights crossed with an Afghani ". Very, Very Heavy/ sleepy buzz. Tons of
resin, relatively fast maturing with dense bud structure. Very well suited for SOG application."
“As for the Chronic, I’m extremely impressed. All the claims of high yield and potency seem to have been
true; haven’t got the total weight of my grow yet cause the MONSTER colas (two feet long x four inches
thick) are still drying, but the first three plants (which weren’t the biggest) gave over 100 grams, which I
consider a lot. The last three look like they’ll weigh in even more. There is a bit of variance in the strain. I
saw two distinct phylotaxies/growth patterns indicative of the Sativa/Indica mix: thick, luscious buds on
short plants, and thin, slightly fluffy buds on stretchy tall plants. Nevertheless the result was excellent. The
high is half body, half mental and will lock you to your couch for a long time. I’d give it a 7.5 or 8 out of
10.” - KGB

“All 10 started with germinated and sprouted. The seed gave up 7 females with 3 males. During veg these
plants were similar in appearance but differed somewhat in growth rate under flouros. All of these plants
had long leaf stems with leaf blades somewhere between an indica and sativa as far as width and color. The
color was a darker green with a nice shine.
1 and 2- These two were practically identical in all aspects so what the heck. They grew like sativas. They
were cut down around 10 weeks and could have gone on longer. All of the chronic were cut down in
approximately 10 weeksù68 days. Some were probably ready a few days earlier though. Braided bud look
with good size calyxes describe the bud structure. Buzz was good and yield was decent but both these
plants were chopped because of the long flower time. These plants also had the city skyline look to the
buds since they were trained so that the branches were just about all horizontal.
3- Got shaded bad and after a test smoke was chopped since it wasn’t as good as the others. It could have
been a decent plant but we’ll never know.
4- This one here was the winner as far as yield goes but since they were all somewhat crowded it’s hard to
tell if its the real champ. This will be a nice plant to grow since it grows like a sativa. Sativas tend to
tolerate more hard times than indicas. This plant placed well in the buzz department too, 2nd. Buds have
the braided look with smaller calyxes than 1 and 2. They were fairly tight buds considering this plant was
on the edge of the grow.
5 and 6- Yep these two were practically identical as well. Heck they even yielded the same. These were
completely different in bud structure than all the others. They have small calyxes without the braided look;
they are much more compact than the others are. Buzz place was a close 3rd for both of them.
8- Don’t know how this one yielded since it was the buzz champ and got chopped during flowering like the
hand was a ginzu.
This buzz is nice and the yield won’t be too bad either. This was the prettiest plant of the bunch too. It had
the braided look with smaller calyxes than 1 and 2 with a nice orange color for flowers as they withered.
How this one does from clone is information that’s highly anticipated because of the buzz. It was the first
to show pre flowers prior to induction and what was left on the plant on the 58th day was ready for harvest
so this one is definitely the earliest finisher.
Aroma: This had possibly the most pleasing smell for weed, ever smelled in these parts. The stuff smells
like light perfume or garden flowers, very nice.
Buzz: The buzz from 8 is about the same for all of them except for potency. When the plant was chopped
early it had a definite sativa feel to it and it was even reported that someone had visual distortions after
smoking it when tired. Once the thing matured the buzz turned more into and indica type thing that could
knock some folks down but really isn’t couch lock at all, its just that the potency causes burn out when the
buzz wears off. But mostly the weed has the sativa edge. Since little was smoked when the plant should
have been harvested let’s leave this until the final report from clone, it's better than average right now.
Taste: The taste was pleasant and tasted somewhat like it smelled. More on the final report since not much
attention was paid to this characteristic.
Yield: Because these plants were flowered for 2 weeks under flouros before moving to Jr., and because
they were somewhat crowded, and because they yielded as much or more than any other plant grown from
seed in cc jr." - flick
Durga Mata
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Paradise Seeds
“This cross of two super Shivas, selected for their resin content is mind blowing but nevertheless tasteful
and she is easy to grow. A plant to get familiar with the world of cannabis.
Type: indica, Flowering time: 50 - 55 days, Yield per m2: 350 - 450 grams” - Paradise Seeds catalog

Dutch Dragon ®
Sativa/Indica mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Paradise Seeds
“This dragon of Dutch descent is a spectacular plant for indoor growing. High yields with short
flowering period. Superb quality along with long sticky colas. Its sweet taste and strong potency makes her
the favourite to many regular smokers.
Type: Sativa indica, Flowering time: 50 - 55 days, Yield per m2: 400 – 450.” – Paradise Seeds catalog

Early Riser
Indica/Sativa mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha
“Early Riser is our first variety especially developed for outdoor production. Several generations of select
breeding -choosing individuals with the shortest flowering period combined with the highest density of
cannabinoidal resin - have produced a wonderful example of botanical wizardry. This species is truly
worthy of supporting the same high quality standard of exceptional cannabis that Sagarmatha has provided
for her scrutinizing clientele. The aroma and flavor of Early Riser is sweet with a minty aftertaste. The high
is uplifting and motivational, releasing the sun's natural energy with every bowl, so let the sunshine in and
don't get burnt!
Specifications ~ Type: Indica-Sativa, outdoor. Flower period ends: Mid. September. Average height: 1.5-2
m. Yield: 400-600 grams/plant” – Sagarmatha seedbank catalog

Eclipse
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
A new variety, mostly Indica with a sweet taste. Somewhat a version of the bubble gum/bubble berry
famous by American clients. This is one for the young and the young at heart.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8-10 weeks” –Dutch Passion Seeds catalog
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El Niñ
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Arjan, Green House Seed Co.

“Family Heritage: A quarter Sativa and three quarters Indica.

Vegetative Time: For indoors a suggested minimum of two weeks.
For outside - germinate May or by the end of spring.
Flowering Time: For indoors a suggested time of 9 weeks. For outside it will be ready early autumn. A
substantial yield will be expected.” – Green House Seed Co. seedbank catalog

“El Nino is Haze ×Super Skunk× Brazilian× South Indian. Tastes very earthy with a hint of Haze. Dense,
highly resinous buds, but a low yielder. The high could have and should have been better when you look at
the parents. Tried it at last years Cup, didn't even finish the spliff.” –Geronimo

Fourway #1
Indica/Sativa/Ruderalis mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank
“Four Way #1 is a hybrid of 4 different strains, 25% Indica, 25% Ruderalis, 25% Northern Light, and 25%
Skunk #1. As a whole the Four Way #1 cross has the Indica appearance. The plants are strong and easy to
grow. Some of the plants give very high yields, so select a clone. The plants have a minimum amount of
leaves and grow well developed buds. A very good smoke in taste and high. Not susceptible to
spidermites.” – Sensi Seed Bank

Five-in-One
Indica/Sativa/Ruderalis mix
Origin: Holland

“The strain called "5 in one" was my favorite. Very high calyx to leaf ratio. There was hardly any
trimming to do on these awesome buds!!! It was all bud I swear to ya!!! They reached maturity at about
15 inches and each plant had many medium size nugs. The stems on these babies were strangely thin, so
thin that as they were growing up I thought they were going to suck. I used shiskabob sticks to hold the
buds up though and the closer they were held to the light, the denser and bigger the bud was. The smell
was awesome, definitely something fruity. The taste was great too, actually the first time I can say I
actually could feel the different taste of this awesome strain. These babies yielded almost a Z a piece so
needless to say I am happy with them." -James Hetfield
Hollands Hope
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland/California
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seedbank
“One of the first Dutch Outdoor strains, grown in Holland since the early eighties. A heavy Indica variety
with a knock-out high. Very mold resistant. Highly recommended.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” – Dutch Passion Seeds catalog

Hollandsch Hoop
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland/California
Breeder: Positronics

“Developed: inbred 10 plus years

Stabilised hybrid
Sativa/Indica: California Sativa crossed with Indica
Appearence: big long clusters, green to goldish at harvest
Smell/taste: sweet smell
Type high/strength: good taste and strong
Height: 3-4m Yield: very high
Harvest date (Netherlands natural photoperiod): begin Sept.
12hr day exposure harvest (# of weeks): 7-9
indoor / greenhouse / outdoor” - Positronics seedbank catalog

KC 33
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: KC Brains

“Dutch variety, crossbred with a Thai and Brazilian weed, special for the outdoor grow, but inside also a
number one. A favorite outdoors variety right through Europe.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks, 8-10 outdoors ~ Harvest: Sept. “ – Positronics seedbank catalog

Leda Uno
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: KC Brains
“This variety is a sativa/indica cross (a hybrid of a KC 33 male and a Brazilian female). A superior
plant with lemonlike aroma.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 6-9 weeks ~ Harvest: end of September”-Positronics catalog

“There are a few Dutch hybrids that might qualify that smoke up like a sativa and grow like a indica,
well sort of, nothing really grows like a sativa except a sativa. Some of those Dutchies are a great
compromise between a high " high " and something that finishes in months not seasons. Search any of
the Dutch seed bank home pages and zero in on any hybrid with 60% or more sativa in it e.g. kc33,
Leda Uno etc. and that should do the trick. You can grow full-blooded sativas indoors but it takes
forever and I mean forever. Leda Uno has leaves on the thin sativa side, big fat indy type colas,
finishes fast (for a sat. dominated type), cheap seed price, excellent for indoors or out and the high is
like good champagne, an uppy, energetic, talky, happy and a very intelligent buzz. It’s the type of
smoke that makes you want to get up and do something, not just eat chocolate and channel surf in a
horizontal position. Everyone has his or her favorite and Leda's mine. Easy to grow, pretty as a pin-up
and great for close, packed-in, SOG type growing, but the high is what will grab you, women love it !!!
etc. a real daytime smoke. It used to be available in a/dam @ Interpolm opposite the train station, but
I’ve seen it at other seed resellers there. Recently (this year) I’ve heard they were out of stock but
maybe they have it in now? But if you can get it, do so. If you are used to those heavy, sleepy, valium
type lows that some full blooded indys give you, you like it even more, sort of like Colombian
marching powder in a green sort of way.”

“Originally bought at.... Interpolm in Amsterdam in July ‘96, although I saw it available at several
coffeeshops and seed sellers through out the city, a year and a half later. I thought I better tell you
where I bought it so if you get a bad lot and hate it; come fall, you wont hate me if your version is a
sub-standard one! If memory serves me correctly (hmmmmmmm!) its an indoor/outdoor variety (an
easy plant to grow), supposedly lemon scented (then again I’m nasally challenged), doesn’t seem to
have any skunk genes in it (rare for a Dutchie), excellent for close together, one stalker growing if un-
tipped and forced to flower at a short height it will have one big cola (topping seems to reduce yield
not increase it unless it is done at a very young age). I hope you get the same genes that I got, you'll be
happy. try to do a seed crop (male Leda Uno x fem Leda Uno ) and have lots of seeds to play with ,
give away and breed , I wish I did ! (I crossed them with other Dutchies and local sativas trying to get
something stronger, bigger and better), its got that smooth Dutch taste, very cool and up high, indica
growth pattern, sativa leaves and high ...there are lots of Dutch sativa/indica varieties available
...silver pearl, NL x haze, early pearl, kc33 etc and most will give excellent results. You seem to be
growing lots of indica dominated varieties so you might not be so dazzled by its finishing date as I
was, at the time, I had only grown Thai and other south east Asian full blooded sativas, not Dutchies,
so a 60 day flowering stage passes like a blink compared to those equatorial types, if I was going on a
seed buying trip I’d buy strains like Cali orange and any of the pearls or any strain that is fast and
sativa dominated.” - insider

Leda Uno x Northern Lights

Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Amsterdam Aloha
“Source: Amsterdam Aloha (I did the cross)
Started flowering on 8/7 at 40* north latitude. Finished and harvested 9/15.
Appearance: Outdoor plants (late start - June 21) were bushy 5 footers with nice sticky colas.
 Cultivation: Creek bed on edge of corn field. Only visited the patch 3 times. I planted clones, using
slow release 14-14-14, visited once to cut back weeds and foliar feed, and then harvest.
Yield: 6 to 8 oz. per plant.”

Mango
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: KC Brains
“Mango is a 100% Indica variety, a F-1 hybrid of KC-33 and Afghani. High yields and some plants are
very early.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 6-7 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” – Positronics catalog

KC36
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: KC Brains

“I grew KC 36 from KC Brains, it is a very unstable strain, out of 30 seeds I got 2 good plants, I could
discern 3 "varieties" one has very fluffy Buds and small calyxes, this one you can forget. Another one has
extreme big calyxes but very few. The "real one" has big calyxes and extremely big buds and is a very good
yielder. One of the good plants tends to get Bud rot cause of the massive Buds, the other is not so tight.
They start to flower immediately after you turn the lights to 12/12 (about 5 Days). Flowering time app. 50
days. Take care that the mothers do not start flowering, give them 20 hours light, my most promising plant
just started flowering under 16 hrs light. Resin production is only strong in some plants. The real one
should have a honey like smell. Cant think of anything else right now.
I am not sure myself if I should keep them, I got the seeds as a present. I would not buy a strain that is
unstable like this myself- cause I might even have been lucky that I got the 2 good plants - you might buy
20 Seeds and it is all crap, and you don’t catch the "hybrid vigor" super plant. I suspected from the look and
feel of the good ones that they might be Jack Herer stolen from Sensi and being F2 Hybrids from
commercial Sensi F1 Seeds they are more unstable than Jack Herer, and J.H. is very unstable. But its just a
guess. Yield is very good - High is good. If you decide to try this strain out look out for a mother with these
huge fat flowering growths where each flower or calyx is really fat, and the Colas are fat. Leaves do get
resinous but not as much as with other varieties like NL or WW. Look for resin production and big calyxes.
If you choose the Kush you get a stable strain-but yield is mediocre. The KC 36 high is between Indica and
Sativa, but nice no sativa "thinking in circles". few things are nice very fast start of flowering, explosive
bud formation, short flowering period, high yield.” -Baron

Nebula
Indica/Sativa mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Paradise Seeds
“Like the name suggests this plant is covered with twinkling shiny THC glands. Its flavour and scent,
marvelously sweet is a delight to even the most experienced smoker. She is bound to get you into the realm
of space. Her buzz is typically transcendental and it is known she takes you far beyond your grasp.
When you want to join the worlds of nebula, she is waiting to give you universal depth.
Type: indica/sativa, Flowering time: 56 - 62 days Yield per m2: 350 - 450 grams.” – Paradise Seeds catalog

Night Queen
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion
“A 1997 upgraded strain. Very early flowering, very productive, a Sativa/Indica cross. Big fat buds. The
aroma is sweet, Sativa high.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 6-8 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” – Dutch Passion catalog

Pluton 2
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: S.S.S.C.
“M45 Indica type, strong, bushy plants. Very suitable for outdoor growing in northern climates. Cold and
mold resistant. Success guaranteed. Early flowering. Yields vary from 500-1000 grams per plant. Some
variation. Harvest second week of September. Very good for indoor plantlet growing as well. The smoke is
very strong." - S.S.S.C. catalog 1987-88

Purple Strains

Purple #1
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion
“A strong plant (50% Indica, 50% Sativa), easy to grow. Purple Afghan seeds have been crossed in
Holland with Indica and Sativa varieties since 1983. The plants are fully adapted to the Dutch climate
and have a respectable yield. This variety has calyxes that turn purple, starting at the beginning of
flowering. Up to 90% of the plants turn purple. Has rough, but subtle aroma and a very good high.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks ~ Harvest: 2nd half of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” - Dutch Passion
catalog

Purple Haze
Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Positronics Seedbank

“Produced from Mexican, Colombian, South Indian and Thai varieties. Incredible resin development.
Produces clear energetic high.
“This medium-grade outdoor Sativa is very, very dark purple, almost black, with medium green leaves,
brownish-red hairs, and lightly coated with crystals. When breaking it up, the buds look like pieces of
hash, they are THAT dark! The stems taste like peppermint, and buds smell like chlorophyll, very
plant-y (like fresh cut grass). When smoked, the bud tastes like a high grade outdoor Thai. Good for
passing around at a campfire! The high creeps up on you, is spacey, and a bit uplifting. Much better out
of a bong than a joint, or pipe. ***” – Homepage Amsterdam

Purple High
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion
“Original Dutch outdoor variety, strong plant. Almost all plants turn a rich purple, sticky with T.H.C.
Very easy to grow, early finish. 100% Indica, unusually fragrant smell. Tastes a little rough, but
delivers a clear and sharp high.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 6-7 weeks ~ Harvest: mid to late Sept.” – Dutch Passion catalog.

Purple Star
Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
Very strong and easy to grow purple variety (100% Indica). Very resinous, having a heavy perfumed
aroma. The aroma is a little rough, but the variety produces a very strong high. About 50% of the
plants turn purple.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 6-7 weeks ~ Harvest: 2nd half of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” - Dutch Passion
Seeds catalog

Purple Skunk
Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
“This variety is a hybrid (F1) of Purple #1 and an early Skunk. About 50% of the plants turn purple
during flowering. The variety is 87.5% Sativa and 12.5% Indica.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8-9 weeks ~ Harvest: 1st week of Oct.” - Dutch Passion SeedsShaman
This is the former variety Purple Skunk. This variety is a hybrid (F1) of Purple #1 and an early Skunk.
About 50% of the plants turn purple during flowering. The variety is 87.5% Sativa and 12.5% Indica.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8-9 weeks ~ Harvest: 1st week of Oct.” -Dutch Passion Seeds catalog

Twilight
Indica
 Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
“A beautiful purple variety with high yields and Afghan taste. Heavy buds and high. 100% Indica.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 7-8 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Sept., 1st week of Oct.” - Dutch Passion Seeds
catalog

Sensi Star
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Paradise Seeds
“This hybrid is a great indoor plant. She produces powerful, resinous and very compact buds.
The dense, sweet aroma speaks for itself. One of world’s best stuff for heavy smokers. It is breathtaking
and gets you stoned to the bone.
Type: mostly indica, Flowering time: 55 - 60 days, Yield per m2: 350 - 450 grams.” – Paradise Seeds
catalog

“I harvested the SS in early October. 4 plants, each with a 1oz. cola (big and fat) and about 1/2 oz of lesser
buds. This weed is probably about as potent as Northern lights, although the high is really physical. Smell
and taste are very lemony, fruity. Nice, smooth powerful weed. I'm quite happy with it actually, even
though I keep trying to tell myself its not as good as the NL#9 I grew with it, every time I light a j of SS,
I'm surprised at the potency.” – KGB

“It is a very good cross for its potency. Yep, the high is more complex than most indicas. Grows short,
yield fairly low, matures from 50-60 days. There’s much variation in this strain, so grow as many as you
can to select your favorite. Be glad to answer any specific questions.” –stix

“Received Sensi Star through HS, 10:10 for germination. All very uniform looking plants. Ended up with 4
females, all short, very vigorous and dense in growth. I put them into bud after 4 weeks under floros when
they were about 12-14". All had minimal stretching under my 1000w hps and using CO2 with temps in 75-
85 range. Out of my 4 females, one had a mold problem at 6 weeks and the other 3 are about 2 and a half
feet tall and ready to harvest any day. They have huge, very dense, THC covered buds. I have never seen
better. A great indoor plant that seems to have great commercial value.” -Brends

Stonehedge
Indica/Sativa
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha Seeds

“Stonehedge is a marijuana of megalithic proportions. This plant has vigorous growth and excellent
crystalline structure. By far the largest and densest sativa we have. Her lineage consists of an old style
Cambodian type plant with a slight Western Winds influence that enhances the sativa strength and pleasure.
The high she possesses is soaring and overwhelming, providing the smoker with a lithographic outlook.
Whether taken in the evening or after work her magic is well received. Not recommended for operating
heaving equipment "unless it's you." Second Place Winner 1998 Cannabis Cup
Specifications: Type: Indica-Sativa, indoor and outdoor. Flowering time: 55 - 60 days. Average height: 1
meter. Yield: 350 grams / m² (dried)” – Sagarmatha catalog

"Tony, an American and owner of the Sagarmatha seed shop in Amsterdam, said that the original seeds had
been given to him by some Vietnam vets (so much for the "breeding" efforts). These vets in turn said that
they were the result of their breeding a local (Californian) strain with a Cambodian strain they brought
home.
The Sag site in the last months has added a reference to Special K in Stonehedge description, so perhaps
they re-bred it with Special K. In any case, it is supposed to be a "manageable" Sativa-high plant, with a
decent yield and remarkable good taste (even when some reports state it has a heavy Indica influence as
well). Special K, which may or may not be in there, is Sags (corrupted) version of Serious AK-47 (Sag and
Serious are spin-offs from a previous company called Cerebral Seeds, and it seems to me Serious got to
keep the two true stocks, the ones that make up AK-47 as a F1 hybrid).
I believe that indeed most of Sag strains are not bred or developed by them, but rather heirlooms or private
stock given to them by their network of American friends, as it is the case with Stonehedge and Early Riser
(Rosa, co-owner of Sag, said that this one was a Cali Orange selection given to them by a friend). Their
Matanuska is most likely totally unrelated to the real deal from Alaska (people in Alaska call that name to a
number of local strains, adding to the confusion) but rather related to an NCGA experiment (probably
involving a NL with some alleged G-13 in it) dating back to the time they (Sag and NCGA) teamed up
briefly. They just appropriated the Matanuska name, as it had a mystique, and applied to the "new" breed. I
wouldn’t be surprised if they registered it as a trademark, which they can in Holland.
Sag are very liberal with seed names --their "NL#9" has no Northern Lights at all, but rather is a
combination of Jack Herer, White Widow and Durban (yeah, nice mix). As you see, its all very seedy
(hehehe) and the only way to ascertain quality is to grow the stuff. I even suspect that Sag permanently lost
some of their own strains, as several of them where out of stock for more than a year (rip-offs and boycotts
at their seed grow operation) and suddenly (suspiciously) resurfaced... perhaps today’s Stonehedge is not
the original, but a female clone crossed with a male Special K to get a seed line going (that would explain
the new reference to Special K in the description).
More ramble than you bargained for, eh? Sorry... got carried away, the story of strains reads like a novel.
Hope this helps though." -Adam Tripper

“I grew out ten seeds earlier this year. The plants were quite robust and large. Although you could see some
indica influence in the leaves, Stonehedge grows like a sativa with internode spacing on the long end of the
spectrum. It needs a lot of light and even then the yield is somewhat exiguous. The buds grow in dense
clusters and begin to put on some weight after fifty days of flowering. The aroma of the plant is subtle, an
earthy grapefruit bouquet if I were pressed for a description. There is excellent resin production which
picks up markedly after fifty days of flowering. The high is intense and long-lasting. I like the way the
smoke tastes and makes me feel but I am not happy about the yield. Ten seeds were not sufficient in this
case to get a mother of truly outstanding character. Perhaps another female would produce a heavier yield. I
do not know.” -Moose

“Don't know too much about Stonehedge's parents. It was indica dominant, dense nugs and a hashy flavour.
A "stony" party killer-type herb. Pretty average when compared to some of the other strains available.” –
Geronimo
 Peak 19
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sagarmatha Seeds
“Peak 19 was the original western name for Mt. Everest. With similar magnitude and strength as the
majestic mountain herself inspires, F1 hybrid Peak 19 will fulfill your cannabis desires. The potency of
this plant will take you soaring high above the rigours of daily existence. Thought provoking and
physically stimulating, the highs associated with Peak 19 are somewhat trippy in their nature. This
smoke should be enjoyed mostly by sure-footed high altitude experienced Sherpas or persons with a
high sense of adventure. The matrimony of Stonehedge and Matanuska Tundra is one of Sagarmatha's
most prized and "flavourite" delicacies, providing a palatial delight and a celestial height for every
high mountain trekker.
Specifications: Type: mostly Indica, indoor and outdoor. Start vegetate: shortly after roots show.
Flowering time: 60 days. Average height: 1 meter. Yield: 350-375 grams / m2 (dried).” - Sagarmatha
seedbank catalog

“Well let me tell ya the most impressive strain since afoaf's first strain which was Romberry, has
really come along nicely, its Peak19, and in both of its phenotypes its a real sight, it comes in a
Stonehedge and Mat Tundra expression, they both start frosting with trichomes early (2 weeks), the
Matanuska Tundra would work great when you need a really short plant, the spec at Sag says they are
a/b .5-.75 meter, the one MT/P19 girl that afoaf has is 18", after 4 weeks 12/12, they stretch so little, it
was forced at 13", and basically all of its branches are starting to form one whole plant connected cola,
It would be great in "Arena" style grows for the rows that need short style plants, or any grow where
height is a factor. Also "Magic Crystal" (WWxCalO) from Ingmar is a great strain also, the odor is
unmistakably "Orange" at 4 weeks 12/12, and the flowers are twice as fat in diameter as any of the 5
strains in the grow, Ingmar must select against skinny colas, because the "Ingmars
Punch"(WWxSkunk) was the same really fat colas, I guess 17 years can lead to really fine attributes in
strains, that’s a lot of time to grow out lots of generations, and do lots of selecting and backcrossing.” –
Budm

“About the Peak 19s, they were great the F1s have 3 types one that sticks to the Stonehedge sativa
phenotype, however in this strain its not tall, lanky, and skimpy, it reaches about 3.5', has tight dense
colas that are frostier then many indicas. The next expression sticks to the Matanuska Tundra
phenotype, very short and stocky, at maturity, after stretching the gal was just 18", and she was
flowered at 15", very sweet and stony smoke, Then there is a homogenized phenotype, that is between
the two, like Tony at Sag says, "its like getting three strains in one pack" Now the F2s my friend made
are turning out as good or better then the F1s, the male used in the pollination, was very impressive,
nodes were under one inch, he was very stocky, lush, and stinky at maturity, he pollinated one
Stonehedge type gal, and one Mat T type gal.
My friend harvested his first Peak 19 F2, and its every bit as good as its mom, maybe even tastier, and
its taste is great with out curing, it will be real nice when cured. So far two out of three F2s, are the
taller Stonehedge type, they have a great up "wake and bake" soaring high, and one is shorter, and will
prolly be more Indica like, from the Mat T parent.” -Budm

Swiss Miss
Mostly Sativa/Ruderalis
Origin: Switzerland
Breeder: Positronics

Imported: Switzerland
Pure breeding
Sativa/Indica: looks pure Sativa
Appearance: looks like Mexican Sativa
Type high/strength: lightweight smoke
Height: 2m Yield: med
Harvest date (Netherlands natural photoperiod): end Sept
12hr day exposure harvest (# of weeks): 8-10
indoor / greenhouse / outdoor
Early flowering (good breeding stock for earliness), good for the Dutch Alps

Top 44
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Interpolm Growshop

“The top44 is a cannabis strain developed in Holland some years ago, it's mostly indica crossed with a
skunk and something else, there are a lot off speculations what this 'else' might be, but for now it's still
unknown. The top44 is an impressive fast flowering plant, I never heard off a strain that was faster, it has
an flowering time from only 6 weeks (44 days), but gives big resinous buds in this short time.
At first the Top44 was popular under cash growers in Holland, later on the home growers did find the great
ability of the strain too, it's able to switch between vegetative and flowering grow very fast, vegetative
grow will mostly stop after one week you put at in flowering. It will go inside and also outside and it's an
easy compact growing plant, it is easy to get in one off the many cannabis growshops, this may change
because the Dutch law is getting harder for the bigger clone producers. Because it is an compact growing
plant, it's very good in a SOG setup, it gives one long cola if you grow 4 plants the sq./feet like in the
closed from the picture beside, there are growing 49 plants on soil, used are 4 liter containers and a 600
watt (Natrium) lamp, total space used in this case is 9 sq./feet, in this setup we normally grow only one
week vegetative, this way we are able to get up to 6 crops a year. At the growshow (sample setup in a
growshop) from Nederlicht Growshop we could see that the top44 is doing very well if it gets more space
and time. On the picture beside you can see one big plant that they did grow three months vegetative
(18/6), they used a 600 watt (natrium) lamp and the plant was in a 50 liter container, if you plan to grow
bigger plants rule one is, use big containers. This plant did give 350 grams off the finest buds. The high is
really great, strong and euphoric alike and the indica part off this plant gives a relaxed feeling overall,
smoke it and let flo your mind. It has it's own taste and is very sweet, the buds are very smelly and sticky,
it has red hairs after 6 weeks. Some growers like to keep them in flowering a bit longer to get an ultimate
effect, the top44 adds a lot off resin in those last days, it is easy to manicure because of the good leaf/bud
ratio.” – Jock

"There are a few around here (Flick?) that have the real Top44 from Holland that they got as a cutting from
Jock. The seeds available from him are not the same as the cuttings he has. The seeds are from Paradise, a
company without much reputation yet.. But they're getting around the net since WeedSeed picked them up.
But its not a very popular strain except in Holland / the rest of Europe as a commercial plant." -shabang

"50+ grams/s.f. Spacing at only 2 per square foot in 48 days isn’t too bad. I suspect that plant will do much
better when I play with it just a little more. I'll agree that the 44 days is pushing it and the plant is better
buzzing 4 or 5 days later but you can harvest at 44 and be satisfied with the buzz without much sacrifice in
yield. It's a great buzzing social indica that grows fast and heavy." –flick

"I've grown it from seed and from cuttings that were supposed to have been from the breeder himself...It
didn’t mature in 44 days (under lots of light) and it didn’t yield enough. I have grown out at least 35 strains
in the past 2 years and it was the most disappointing." - Muir!

“I would stay away from anything with Top 44 in it. I got my Top 44 seeds in Amsterdam directly from
Homegrown Fantaseeds. The Top 44 buds look great and do mature in 44 days, but the high is very mild. I
was sorry I put all the time and effort into growing Top 44 when I could have grown something much
better, with just one week longer to wait. I ended up giving 3 Zs of Top 44 buds away because I had no
desire to consume them.”

“Grew Top 44 from seeds through Jock (I think they're Nirvana's). Not shwag, but not top grade
nederweed by any stretch. First of all, it didn't finish in 44 days. It took 54 days to reach 90% withered
pistils under 45 w/sf of mixed MH/HPS light. They were less than 10% withered at 44 days. Visible
trichome production is about 50% of what you'd expect from a top-grade strain (no sugar frosting).
Secondly, like most strains whose main claim to fame is earliness, Top 44 is autoflowering. Even clones
taken before changing to a 12/12 photoperiod began flowering at about 6 biological weeks old. This
screams Ruderalis genes to me. It was cloneable, however, and the clones did veg out despite the
continuous flowering.
Potency was overall a disappointment, but better than expected considering the lack of trichome
production. Indica stone, about a 6 out of 10, 10 being that yet-to-be-smoked perfect bud....
On the plus side, it has textbook "mini-baseball bat" buds with virtually no bud leaves to snip out. Clones
grow straight up with no branching, making the strain ideal for SOG, less so for ScrOG. Medium high
yielding. These traits no doubt are behind its Dutch rep as a good commercial crop strain.
Will I grow it again? Probably not.” -B420

Flick’s TOP 44 REPORT:

Bank- This strain did not come from a known bank but rather an unknown (to me at least) breeder in
Holland. Supplier: Jock
Because this strain was sent as a cutting rather than seed I can’t say that you will get the same results
buying Top 44 seed from any bank that offers them. I do know that Jock is working with some Top 44 seed
stock looking for something with the same quality as the clone ma that was sent. The original ma sent to
me is the plant I will be talking about. Here are a few things you should know before considering this plant
based on the info presented.
Notes
Plant was approx. 2 months from the day it rooted when put to flower. I think it was about 3 years old
genetically. Plant had approx. 20 cuts taken at 3 different times prior to induction. Plant was grown in cc jr.
(63w hps per sq.’ for 10 hours, light balancer, CO2?, GH nutes)(The question mark on the CO2 is because
the tank ran out at some point and I can’t be sure exactly when it happened so I don’t know how long it was
off.) Plant was grown using a wick system that turned into a water culture deal when the roots grew out of
the pot.
Plant was grown using the Screen of Green method (ScrOG-for those in the dark it’s a horizontal trellis
used for training rather than wires making for easier and better training strategies).
Plant suffered a dry out of the res. which hurt the root system some (it was caught pretty quick.) After this
dry out yellowing started. I believe it was due to some root damage but it could just have been because the
fast growth rate required more N than I was feeding it. I’ll find out next go round. (Because of this I ended
up overcompensating with N too long into the flowering stage and ended up with leafier bud than I should
have.)
Days Till Harvest
The first bud was snipped at 37 days with approx. 50% of flowers having turned. Main harvesting took
place on day 42, 43 and 44.
Growth Characteristics
This sucker is fast! I’ve never seen a plant flower this fast. It sounds just like the Shiskaberry that Shiva
raves about. NOW I know why he loves the Shiska and why I will love one soon too ;-) Because of the
speed of flowering and the condition of the plant when put to flower I failed miserably trying to fill the area
I wanted too on the screen. The plant stopped growing after only 6 days! It’s not only a fast flowerer it
veg’s at a quick pace as well. The plant does well under low light levels. Found this out by letting it spend
time under flouros during veg to help keep tight nodes for future cuts. Add this to the fact that buds on the
garden edge did very well when compared with those towards the middle of the grow and I don’t think you
could go wrong with any light and this plant.
Just to give an idea how fast this plant flowers. I still have my NL#5 and put one under the screen just to
get it out of the way (Remember I’m looking to kill this thing off soon because of the constant flowering it
does).
The Top 44 was put to flower about 19 days after the NL5. The Top 44 caught up to the NL in 3 weeks as
far as flower growth goes and passed it in 4. It was amazing to watch especially after spending so many
years with mostly sativa bag seed.
Yield
Because of my failure with the screen it’s impossible to give an accurate grams/sq.’ number. Because the
plant stopped growing 6 days after induction I ended up with a circle of buds, most small, with a big hole in
the middle. (I didn’t start the plant in a corner since I put an NxS plant there in case I failed---I hate empty
space in a flowering area). Best guess on area covered is somewhere between 1.5 and 2.25 square feet.
With that said.. 84 grams, dry was the total harvest weight for quality bud. The small amount of cooking
bud was not counted in this figure. (There wouldn’t have been much cooking bud at all if I had trained well
since big buds were shading smaller ones due to the poor training).
Bud Condition
Buds were nice and tight with orange to red rust colored hairs when done. Rather than the larger resin
glands I see with the N x S the T44 has small resin glands. While the N x S looks like a coat of crystals the
T44 glands look like a coat of light snow or heavy dust. Many areas of the buds looked like I imagine WW
looks, white ;-) Note: This plant piles on the resin in the last few days, I don’t recommend harvesting early
and know I won’t do it again.
Aroma
It was nice to get something that smelled good in the grow to compensate for the smell, which I don’t like,
of the N x S when it is growing. It smells of citrus, fruity, with the skunk lurking in the background is the
best way I can describe it. It isn’t over powering but did require more than a baggy to contain the smell
when I brought an ounce to someone.
Buzz
When I cut the bud at 37 days with the 50% withered flowers I test smoked it with a buddy on a ride. He
doesn’t smoke as much as I do but he isn’t a lightweight by any means, he smokes almost once a day I
guess. He missed 6 turns on a familiar ride in 1 hour and 15 minutes. He liked the buzz but was not happy
with it for driving since he was spacing out so much. I thought the whole thing was kind of funny myself
and I’m sure you know I was all over him on every missed turn. (Little did he know..I wasn’t exactly
catching them all either ;-) I didn’t like the buzz from this early bud at first, it was too speedy for me, but it
did calm down after a while. The other thing that wasn’t too impressive from it was the staying power of
the buzz.
Now the buds harvested later were a completely different story. Mature buds have a unique buzz. It’s
definitely not couch lock weed but you can find comfort in your big buddy if you want to. It starts like a
sativa soar, then quickly settles into a body and mind buzz conducive to thought and guess what…you can
then verbalize those thoughts without difficulty ;-) This is a social indica.
The buzz lasts quite a while and slowly turns into a couch lock thing if you don’t puff some more. Bottom
line-. As a head grower I would keep the plant just for the buzz I like the buzz since couch lock isn’t all
there is to life, I guess ;-) If I were still growing for dough I would love this plant and will keep it in case I
get back into the game someday.
Yo money tree folks… people like the looks and smell of this weed. I don't have any other comments on
the buzz yet but will include them in the additional T44 info that will be given in the next Flo Sheet.” –
flick

Trinity Strains-

Buddha
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
“Another favorite from our collection, developed by our breeders in 1996. A female Oasis/Shiva/Haze
crossed with a male Oasis/Shiva/Skunk. The talk of the town in Amsterdam in 1996.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Oct.” –Dutch Passion Seeds catalog

“I grew DP Buddah on my last crop and you did not miss much. In fact I wish mine had not germinated so I
could have moved on to a strain with more potential. Basically the problem with Buddah was a lack of
potency and very little taste with most of the commercial bud in my area being superior. I still have an OZ
stored away that I can not be bothered to smoke.” -Glaeken.

Hempstar
Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds
“Developed as a tribute to all the Hempsters and the International Hemp Movement. A three way cross
between Skunk, Oasis and Haze, it is the combination of the three major varieties. This strain has an
enormous potency and sticky Sativa high. The taste is very mild.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 9-12 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Nov.” – Dutch Passion Seeds catalog

Jack Herer
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank
“Combining three of the strongest secret varieties kept by Sensi resulted in this multiple hybrid of many
years of selective breeding. Highly resinous.
Flowering: 50-70 days.
Height: 150-180 cm.
Yield: up to 125 gr.” –Sensi Seed Bank catalog

“Jack Herer = Sk#1 X NL#5 X Haze. This multi cross has been stabilized over the past couple of years and
is now reported to be very even and consistent.”

“I grew Jack one time. The plants varied incredibly. One plant was done in 7 weeks. Very indica
predominant. Dark, lush, green. Dense buds with a deep sweet odor. Great heavy indica buzz. At the other
end of the spectrum, I had one plant that took 10 weeks to finish. This one was very haze predominant.
Taller, lighter in color and scent, but the buzz was strong with the heart pounding sensation of the haze.
Wow, my first real strong haze buzz..... So I would have to say that Jack Herer is an excellent but very
inconsistent strain. Although all the plants had excellent results when finished, I found that growing jack in
a smaller growing setup (less than 10 plants) was sort of frustrating because of the 3-week difference in
finishing times. So in conclusion, if you grow jack keep your eyes open for both very early and late
finishers. The wait, although seemingly forever, was well worth it.” – smoking man

“Pros: Grows well, healthy, vigorous, bushy plants, lots of foliage and big (forearm sized) colas. Seemed
to clone well, good yield. Fairly smooth smoke with a sweet citrus smell/taste.
Cons: Medium-long flowering period, not nearly as potent as one would expect from all of the hype. There
are many more potent varieties that have a significantly shorter flowering period, IMHO; I don't think I'll
do it again. A friend who also grew it had the same opinion. AK47 still has my vote; just over six weeks to
finish and very potent.” - Sabre

“This light forest-green colored bud is made even lighter by its tiny white crystals and long, thick brick-
colored hairs that are few but noticeable. The buds seem to be made up of smaller buds and clusters, sort of
like grapes. This bio has a mellow, steady, sweet, green smell with just a hint of that skunkiness that we
love. Dense buds surround tiny (and tasty) stems. The smoke is tasty, sweet and smooth with just a slight
expansion in the lungs. The high is quick and expands for quite some time with stony, visual, and a bit silly
effects. ***1/2

Polm – a.k.a. Jack Herer

Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Positronics
“I ordered the Polm special from Jock. He said it was Jack Herer.”
“I have just finished some of Jock's Posi Jack Herer and have one that keeps on adding to its white, fat
cola like the Eveready bunny. It just won't quit after 11 weeks, although harvesting time is prolly
within a week or two. Think you will like it. Nice profile, short internodes, average harvest from 12/12
light set has been around 9 weeks.....typical indica/sativa leaf, excellent calyx/leaf ratio, great high
that's creeper...3 good tokes and you're good for the night. Doing a seed program and am coveting the
seeds on this one.” – Uncle Ben Dejo

“I have been expressing my opinion that I haven't been really impressed with Dutch strains, but Jesus
H. Christ, me and the lady smoked some of the Posi Jack Herer last night and were really blown away.
I have finished a grow which was for seed production primarily, and have slowly but surely tasting the
buds from various strains over a period of a few months, and am still not finished, however.....

The Jack Herer is definitely Wacky Weed. I mean this stuff is like being in Alice of Wonderland!
Creeper weed, nice body stone, very potent head stuff which is psychedelic and just plain goofy! We
must have laughed and played head games until we settled in for the night.

I have never complained about the grow profile of the limited Dutch strains I have grown, and this
particular plant had 1/2" internodes, huge thick colas (yeah, it's the one that went a little moldy).

Got 4 3/4" oz of sensi (minus the seeds buds) from a 27" plant. My journal on this states: "Short
internodes, dark leaves, bushy, 11 leaves per leafset, hybrid, heavy profuse flowering."

Now....this is what's just plain fascinating....this lady leaves a distinct taste and feel on the palate that is
like a very subtle menthol taste, somewhat piney and having a fresh earthy taste. It leaves an
interesting aftertaste like a fine wine would - very pleasant. Anyone else have this type of palate
experience?” – Uncle Ben

Willy Jack Jack Herer

Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank

“The Willy Jack Jack Herer is a domestically produced version of the Sensi original. I found the
genetics to be pretty messy, in that there was a great deal of variation between the different plants.
however, the mother I went with has a relatively short flowering period (about 60-65 days) and big
crystal formation, and it was definitely worth the meager price and growing them out to find the best
one. the high is very active / cerebral, but you can still feel the indica. in my opinion, it's like a skunk
that is more heavily influenced on the sativa side. if you flush it properly or grow organic, it should
end up tasting sort of like pecans...
Jack Herer is a high light plant. for good bud density you'll need at least 30 watts / sq. foot. I don't
know why it's such a bitch, probably the haze presence (Jack Herer = haze x nl #5 x skunk #1 ) makes
it a bit of a pain in the butt to grow. likes to stretch if you let it. tie the girl down!!! All in all,
recommended.” -frank white
“Mine does have nutty flavor but with an undertone of catpiss.....good high....good crystals...stretches
like crazy but flower time is good....55-60 days. Definitely worth the price if you can grow out several
to find a good momma.” – Capn Howdy

Jack Flash
Sativa/Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank

“Jack Flash does go a bit long in the flowering, it grows in two types one very Sat/Haze influenced, tall
5'-6' with huge "Heads on Sticks" that dried at over 1 oz. each! there were 5 of them on one lady in a 5
gal pot, she took about 76 days, but was worth every day. The other type grows very Indica-like, there
was one special lady like this type, that was very fruity with a nice trippy high that gave way to a
indica high after the first hour and the indica-dom. takes about 60 days to flower, also very well worth
the wait, several connoisseurs said that it was amongst the best Indica they had ever smoked, and the
taste cured is fantastic. And the strain is very easy to take care of. It was really nice, and it yields great
in both forms. Out of 7-8 different strains grown Romberry and Jack Flash are definite repeats, as they
are both in the Veg closet again. There's really only one place to get Sensi stock (IMO) but the price is
OK considering they give ya 16 beans, in that respect there only a/b 5$ each. Sorry for the long post
but its a favorite and I wanted to give ya my $.02.” - Budm

“Afoaf has grown and continues to grow Jack Flash, its a great strain, although variable, IMO the
variations are unique and all are quality in there own way. Here's the way the first grow went, 3 ladies
were in pots of BCGA's Super Soil recipe, there were 3 different ladies, one was in a 5 gal pot she was
a haze dominated phenotype, she grew out in a "heads on stick" fashion, big huge heads, she was toped
once at the 6 node, she grew into 6 big heads, each dried to 20-35 grams she yielded just over 5 oz's, of
great tasting wake and bake, uplifting sativa smoke. Another lady was sort of the runt, she was in a 3
gal pot also pinched at the 6th node, she had more of a indica phenotype, nice tight colas with red
pistils, great smoke very fruity, but yield was bad, at about 20 grams. The 3rd lady was awesome, also
in a 3 gal pot, pinched at the 6th node, she grew the densest nugs, smelled like lemon, tasted like
lemon/hash, and the high was awesome, trippy and thought provoking, but its best attribute was its
wonderful taste, she yielded about 1.5 oz. All said I really like this strain. The haze influenced lady
was crossed with a Posi Big Bud in hopes of bring down its size (5.5') and flower time 63 days under
80 watts/s.f. of mixed spectrum light.” -Budm

“This is a really good plant. it finished at 50 days has a lemon taste/ with a peppery aftertaste. High is
UP with no sleepiness. I was afraid that it would be too similar to my Cinderellas due to their
background, but the Jack Flash is very different in taste and high. jack flash is lemony and Cindy is
like pineapple . one is sweet while the other is sour. The only drawback is an increased paranoia level.
The up high does also create a slightly discomforting "edge" , but Its mixed in with a lot of laughing
(which I like), and creativity (strange but intriguing ideas), aphrodisiac effect ( a must, he he)and yield
(big calyxy buds) I highly recommend this for someone looking for an up high, lemon taste, and good
yield.” - Triage

Jack Herer x Haze

Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank
“This sweetly scented mix is forest green in color with few, long, brown hairs. The bud structure is
lent from its Hearer lineage, while the color is most certainly descendent from the Haze. The buds
swell oddly like freshly shaven carrots, and are very sticky when broken up. The nodes are coated in
white crystals. When smoked, the bud releases thick clouds of sweet, tangy, tasty smoke which expand
substantially in the lungs. The high hits quickly and really sends you for a whirl – it is visual and
Trippy. This mix surely brings out the best in both buds.****1/2” – Homepage Amsterdam

Cinderella 88/99
Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland/USA
Breeder: Mr. Soul, Brothers Grimm Seeds

“This strain may be the "Holy Grail". The result of painstakingly backcrossing a VERY RARE female
to her male progeny over 3 generations. This hybrid was specifically bred for indoor cultivation. Short
statured & heavily branched, this plant grows LONG, dense colas with an EXTREMELY high
flower/leaf ratio and OUTRAGEOUS resin production. The breeder has observed a "giant leap" in
potency with each progressive generation and, as expected, Cinderella 99 has topped all previous
results - her high is heavily influenced by Haze; clear, energetic & devastatingly psychoactive. A plant
with all of the above is rare enough, but Cinderella 99 finishes flowering after a scant 50 days of
12/12! Above-average yields of crystal covered buds reeking of tropical fruit aromas can be harvested
every other month once a mother plant is selected and asexually propagated. One final accolade -
preliminary results from the breeder indicate Cinderella 99 will breed true...IMAGINE!
Specifications ~ Flowering: 50 days. Height: 100 cm. Yield: 1-2lbs per 1000W lamp.” – Brothers
Grimm seedbank catalog

“Cinderella 99 will be available from Brothers Grimm in January (’99). This is the "cubed" generation
resulting from backcrossing Princess 3 times with her successive male offspring. Expect a true-
breeding strain with the same short flowering period, tropical fruit flavour, and soaring cerebral high. “
- MrSoul

“Clone flowered under a 400watt, 42watts/sq.ft. Grown organically in a soilless medium, 1:1:1 ratio of
GOOD potting mix, perlite, & worm castings. Finished about 16"-18" tall. Nice high flower to leaf
ratio, manicuring would be a breeze if it didn't have so much resin globbed all over it. Nugs were dense
for a 400watt, but not tight like they are under the big lights. I flowered for 53 days, last 24 hours no
light. I alternated Big Bloom & Hi-P fishes (Neptune’s Harvest) for food. Total yield about 15gm of
very frosty & very potent well manicured buds. Good flavor, but a STRONG smoke. Very "up" high. I
can get a lot done instead of just vegging. By far the best I've grown. No shit.” – Bill Clinton

“C88 is the best so far. It has blown the socks off every Dutch variety I've grown for all around
goodness.” – flwr smkr

“The photo at the web site is Cafe'Girl, she is the sister of Princess (Cinderella 88's mom). Cafe'Girl is
the seed mother I'm using to produce "Dylan's Diamond" which will be released in January 1999. She's
a beauty - BIG yielder of super DENSE, crystalized buds in fairly LOW light levels. Scent/flavour is
very much like ginger ale.” – MrSoul

“Princess was obtained from growing out seeds found in buds of Jack Herer that was purchased in
Amsterdam at the "Sensi-Smile" coffee shop, an authorized outlet of Sensi Seed Bank. Thus, it is
considered to be an f2 generation Jack Herer. The seeds were found only in the deepest part of the buds
indicating that the father was an unusually early-maturing JH that the growers missed at first.” -
MrSoul
"Princess is a female which resulted from a seed found in a Jack Herer bud I bought in Amsterdam
near the Sensi Seed Bank at "Coffeeshop Sensi Smile". The bud came in a 2 gr. cello-pack with the
Sensi logo; I expected sinsemilla, but it had about 10 seeds so I assume she's an F2 JH. Her
characteristics were so fine I wanted to create seeds that would "replicate" this plant. She has the
KILLER Haze-influenced high with the most DELICIOUS pineapple/evil scent, 50 day maturation in
12/12, and incredible resin production, doesn’t stretch - yet clearly Sativa-dominant! Last but not least:
Never a hint of hermaphrodism after 2 years of cloning & many different styles of grow.
I wanted to "cube" Princess but add a little beef to her branches because the buds were always too
heavy at harvest and branches needed staking to keep from flopping over. I crossed my ShivaSkunk
female with one of the males from the same group of seeds that Princess came from. THIS cross
produced a male which was then crossed to Princess, creating "P.50" (using a shorthand notation I
developed to indicate the fraction of Princess genes in the cross).
Each generation is the result of crossing a male from the previous generation to Princess herself
(incestuous, I know).
Blow-by-blow description of the generations:
P.50 = Heavy, single-cola type plants with mellow high (too much influence from the ShivaSkunk)
Sweet fruity scent/flavor. Unstable in most traits - for example, 10 days difference in fastest/slowest
maturation period in a group of 20 seedlings.
P.75 = Plants leaning MUCH more in the direction of Princess in floral cluster and bud structure,
scent/flavor turned more "tropical" like pineapple. The stability was becoming better - two major
phenotypes; short & dense (potent too) or tall/HUGE (Not so potent).
P.88 = Renamed Cinderella 88 when first released on the market. It grows fast and produces excellent
yields of FROSTY buds in 7 weeks! Generally uniform seedlings with minor differences in floral
formation and some height variance, but the smoke is quite consistent from all plants - Dense, heavy
nuggets of fruity scented & flavored (like wild berries) and covered in resin glands, the dried buds
have distinctly ORANGE pistils.
And now P.94 = Cinderella 99. This project has been a huge success. The strain has been embraced by
the "net"work of growers with rave reviews. The Bros. Grimm too have been recognized for their
excellent combination of quality products and unparalleled service after the sale. There's NO OTHER
seed bank that has it's breeders on the net answering questions from "newbies" 40 hours/week, and the
info is first-rate; even details of their breeding strategies are openly discussed so that the seed buyer
can feel well-informed about the products BG offer.
I personally think the plants these Cinderella 99 seeds produce are every bit as good as a cutting from
Princess herself (or better). I say better because the flavor of no two plants is "identical"; there's a
personality to all living things. Like Princess herself, Cinderella is sweet & fruity to the palette and
nose, and when you take a hit you're BLASTED...with the same "racy" high as Princess! The
improvement comes in the yield department; 25% greater yield and a stronger branch structure, which
I accomplished by starting with some ShivaSkunk genes in the original father in the cubing process. I
knew I'd blend out the majority of the traits from ShivaSkunk in the cubing process, but I was hoping
to incorporate the ShivaSkunk's stronger branches because Princess had a tendency to need supports in
the final two weeks of flowering. As it turns out, I got lucky and it worked. The name suits the strain
IMO - it’s a true Cinderella Story.” - MrSoul
“Jack Herer is an unstable strain bred from an unequal combination of Sk#1, NL#5, and Haze.
Crossing a male and female Jack Herer creates an F2 generation which has a HUGE number of
possible recombinations of the genes. I grew out some Jack Herer F2s and discovered a SPECIAL one,
"Princess", which has many improvements on the original JH such as a shorter flowering time, denser
bud structure and pineapple scent/flavour. I have been continually back crossing Princess with her
male offspring (generation after generation) which eventually creates a stabilized strain having her
special characteristics found reliably in most females grown from those seeds. Each generation is
composed of a 50% genetic contribution from Princess (since she's the seed parent) and a 50%
contribution from the pollen parent (which also has an increasing percentage of Princess' genetics with
each generation). The progression goes: P.50, P.75, P.88, P.94, and P.97...at that point it's considered
stabilized (a male and female P.97 can be crossed and the offspring are essentially the same as the
parents). I have been VERY pleased with the way this project is going; even the P.75 generation was
rather stable in the sense that the individuals were all rather uniform and HIGH quality. The P.88 seeds
are available now, and the P.94 will be available around Christmas time. So, you see, since I have
combined genes from Sk#1, NL#5, and Haze, creating a plant which has characteristics distinctly
different than Jack Herer, and I'm creating a stable strain from this plant... it's legitimately MY work.”
– MrSoul

“I used Shiva Skunk from Sensi Seeds as a minor component in the development of Cinderella …. I
crossed a fine female Shiva Skunk with a brother of Princess, then grew a male from those seeds to
begin the cubing process with.” - MrSoul

“C99 is has more of the Haze type of high because the mother (Princess), has that kind of high and
each time I back-cross to her the next generation gets a bit more of it. Smoking PURE Princess buds is
a bit scary...it's too "speedy" and paranoia-inducing for most people. But she's so RESINOUS (see
photo) and her flavour is just so delicious and fruity that I knew back-crossing her to her offspring over
several generations would create a strain which is actually BETTER than the original mother in terms
of a more PLEASING high. It was successful beyond my expectations.

The progression I went through was:

P.50 = Princess/(ShivaSkunk/Princess'Brother)
P.75 = Princess/P.50
Cinderella 88 = Princess/P.75
Cinderella 99 = Princess/Cinderella 88

Each generation exhibited a MAJOR jump in potency (P.50 was rather mellow)...P.75 has a well-
balanced body/mind high with a citrus flavour, Cinderella 88 is cerebral & paralyzing with a tropical
fruit flavour, and Cinderella 99 is "TRIP WEED"...with more of the fruity flavour and speedy effect
from Princess.” - MrSoul

“Princess.75 finished outside in northern Kentucky Oct 15, (killer smoke!) The 99's should also, I
would think. I do intend to find out! No mold and it was quite wet too.” – 27yrs
“I grew out Cinderella 88 and in my experience the Great White Shark is a more interesting line
although admittedly my luck with C88 was not the best. The one female I was vouchsafed grows more
like a vine then a tree and is difficult to clone and cultivate. However the psychoactivity of the floral
clusters is very intense and the stone is complex and very cerebral. This is a very potent plant, indeed.
But if I didn't know it was Cindy, I confess I might have let this plant go a while ago. As it is I am
trying to find ways to accommodate the plant's finickiness because of its lineage. But I wonder if the
BG's cross between the original princess and a Green House male White Widow (Ice Princess) might
not be a more propitious way of including Bg's Princess genetics in one's garden. The hybrid vigor that
results from crossing two great plants of differing genetic backgrounds creates the best stock for
cultivation, in my opinion.” – Moose

“I want to comment that your result with the Cinderella 88 is NOT typical: I have grown an awful lot
of them, and I have never seen one that was remotely "vine-like". They're usually Sativa-dominant
hybrid phenotype with moderate leaf width, short & stocky stature, heavy branching, extremely high
flower/leaf ratio and unparalleled resin production. The flowering plants smell like fruity cotton-candy.
In my experience, they usually root through a 2 inch rockwool cube in 10 days...and I don't even use
rooting hormones.” –MrSoul

“Cinder: There's been a lot of talk about this strain. All I can say is that I'm very glad I grew this one.
Fast, nice yields, great high. Harvested at 49 days--maybe even a little too long. While most really bite
ya in the ass, the occasional bud out of my jar is simply wicked. I actually got lost a few blocks from
my house--shit that hasn't happened in 10 years.” - shaggy

“There are 10 C99's flowering at day 32 in the hydroponics online 2-liter bottle ebb-and flow system
using GH nutes and Pure blend at about 1600 ppm(they could probably take more!!). I have to say
these plants are unbelievable! The situation is that the buds are becoming too heavy for the branches,
including some of the colas. It looks like some of the side buds will be scraping the floor by harvest!” -
KGB

“I agree that c99 appears to be something special. Great resin production, great density at 28 days. Still
no major odor(yet.) The thin leaves allow great light penetration. Sometime in the future I will do a
whole garden of Cindy. What GH mix are you using on the c99 right now? She has been the most
finicky feeder I’ve ever met.” – kaka

“C-99 is very uniform. I have 4 females grown from seed that just finished their 4th week of flowering,
and the only variation seems to be their height, the shortest being 3.5 feet and the tallest 4.5 feet, and
all were topped once. They were started under a 400 watt MH for the first month and have been getting
a full 12 hours per day of sunlight since then, and their cola's are HUGE. Wait'll you see how well they
do under natural sunlight.” – Rex Feral

"My estimate for Northern States would be early October. I have a friend who was growing it outdoors
in Maine (48 degrees N?), it was about 3 weeks from finished in mid-September. Unfortunately, his
outdoor grow was ripped off. If you're growing in an area prone to mold, you may have problems, but
it's difficult to say because in the Northeast we don't have such a problem with mold. I can only tell
you that the buds are DENSE (you HAVE seen the photos, haven't you?)...so it could be susceptible to
mold." -MrSoul

“If its Fruit Punch that you want, you should check out "Cinderella 88"….I've smoked the mother that
this is the backcross of, and YEEEEHAW she kicks ass. The smell is very similar to the Hawaiian...
think back to when you (ok I) was a kid... remember Bubbalicious? Or Hubba Bubba chewing gum?
Think about the tropical fruit flavor, and there ya go-- thats what it smells like... A sickly sweet fruit
punch gum, a little undertone of "stink" to go with it. A first class high too... (Not to turn this into an
advertisement, just a recommendation, but I've personally tried this strain and it will do it for you just
like the Hawaiian).” - Shabang

“I'm kind of trying for either Kali Mist or their Himalayan Gold, essentially I’m looking for a badass
sativa high that I can grow manageably indoors. -See if you can get Cinderella 88 from Mike at
Weedseed. I've personally tried this smoke and it is the best, most lucid sativa high you could ask for.
The breeder put a lot of time and talent into this one! Kumquat I do have 3 6' princess " crosses in my
garden. They are nothing like the j. herer growing with them, as someone mentioned...looks closer to
Ncga’s BW but with a more sativa look. The plants preflowered in early June which made it much
easier to plan the garden spacing, although I had no idea these would get so tall. The secondary
branching is quite thick and well developed with tight node spacing so looks to be a good yielder. It
has handled our 100+ degree days w/o any problems, unlike the j. Herer (only minor probs with them)
and even took on a Great Dane bending one over flat on the ground! It sprung right back after a bit of
temporary splinting and bracing to be the fattest plant in the garden...which btw, includes most of the
"hot" seedbank offerings of last year.” - Desert Rat (a.k.a. M.G.)

“My head just turned full circle...This shit is good! I have to say to the brothers...Cinders passes the
test with flying colours...the effect is very heady and almost hallucinogenic...very much like a potent
version of silver pearl... with a smoother, fruitier taste and no nasty tickle at the back of the throat.” –
Mike

“I can only answer question #3 (Does it have as strong a sativa high as haze or Durban?)… WAY
STRONGER!!! At least the sample of Cinderella 88 I had was. Very tight nugs too! It was grown
indoors so I expect the outdoors to be even better (just the way it turns out for me). Very fruity, mellow
hitting and easy to take in too much as it has a definite creep to it. The buzz is very sativa-ish and
tends to make the mind wonder when trying to find something. But the energy to keep looking is
there! I highly recommend it! But keep a bowl of some nice indica nearby to mellow it out! All above
is strictly MHO and based on MY experience.” - dead man talking a.k.a. M.G.

“The only person I know who has disliked Soul's weed is BB. Taste is a personal thing but I think we
know that politics may have also played a role there. The buds of the ones I'm growing out are dense
and sticky. The plants are a little small for my liking and probably won't make the grade, but it is
obvious that it is high grade bud.” - Vic High

“The princess I have smoked was indoor grown by a friend of mine. It is a VERY heavy sativa high
bordering on paranoia at times. I found it's best when there's a bowl of a nice indica around to mellow
out the edge. 3 tokes do the trick (it creeps up in about 15-20 minutes)! Very nice sweet, fruity flavor
and tight nuggets. The plants I have growing outdoors in the hot desert are doing great. They have the
typical sativa x-mas tree shape and very hardy. Planted 6 eggs, got 5 plants with 3 being female. It will
become a permanent fixture in my garden!” - Desert Rat
“Remember that Cinderella (88) is a Sativa-dominant hybrid, so you can expect it to be a LITTLE
"leggy” when grown from seed. However clones from a good mother will stay quite short - I flower
12" clones for 7 weeks in 2-gal containers of organic soil to produce a 2.5' plant which yields about 2
ounces. Yes, "crystal" production is AMAZING...the stalked resin glands appearing on bud leaves as
early as 3 weeks of flowering look like white FUR!” - MrSoul
Princess 75
Mostly Sativa
Origin: Holland/USA
Breeder: Mr Soul

“(Sk#1 x NL#5) x (Sk#1 x NL#5 x Haze)) x (Sk#1 x NL#5 x Haze)

6 seedlings are off to the races. Princess was obtained from growing out seeds found in buds of Jack
Herer that was purchased in Amsterdam at the "Sensi-Smile" coffee shop, an authorized outlet of Sensi
Seed Bank. Thus, it is considered to be an f2 generation Jack Herer. The seeds were found only in the
deepest part of the buds indicating that the father was an unusually early-maturing JH that the growers
missed at first.
Princess smells very much like pineapple both during flowering and when dried, but there's this "evil"
scent in it too, like rotting meat, which has been linked with the most devastating weed (notably the
Durban/Thai hybrid from SSSC, years ago). The taste is connoisseur quality when it's cured; VERY
fruity. The high is almost too intense for a lot of people. Dr. atomic actually refused to smoke any on
our second meeting, after getting rather "hazed and confused" on the first sampling we did together a
couple of weeks before, so he decided to try Shiva Skunk and found that more mellow and to his
liking. Two hits of Princess will induce your body to tremble involuntarily and your heart to race and
paranoid thoughts...very much like Haze, but not quite as intense. It also has a "creeper" quality that
makes it easy to over-indulge...you get progressively higher during the first 10 minutes after smoking.
Look at the May '98 issue of High Times' centerfold and find "Yellow Cab"...that's EXACTLY what
the finished Princess buds look like. The "frosting" of stalked, capitate trichomes on the flowers and
smaller leaves gives them a "furry" appearance much like Haze.
Princess grows vigorously, and is rapidly maturing...6 to 7 weeks of 12/12. It feeds heavily and
requires about 50% stronger nutrient solution than an Indica does. It stays short, for a Sativa-dominant
strain, and finishes at about 3 ft indoors. The yield from such a plant is about 20 grams.
Mr Soul has been "cubing" the clone of Princess so the seed line will be Princess. The father is Shiva
Skunk. He is currently growing out Princess.75 to obtain males for the creation of Princess.88. Seeds
of the 0.88 generation will be ready by mid-July and should produce excellent plants, albeit not
perfectly stable yet...but nearly. He plans to back-cross once more after that to arrive at 0.94 Princess
genetics, which should be a stable, true-breeding seed line with females "replicating" Princess reliably.
This strain is exactly what most people believe doesn't exist; a Sativa which grows VERY well
indoors, stays short, and matures as rapidly as an Indica (faster than many), and has the great KILLER
Sativa high/flavor. The yield is fine too. Mr Soul finds that the Indica strains are too leafy/stalky and
much goes to waste with them, whereas Princess has an extremely high flower/leaf ratio and therefore
almost no waste.
“Current crop is Jack Herer x Unknown (Nickname - Jack's Heir): Seeds - I bought a 2 gram bag of
Jack Herer buds (1996 Cannabis Cup winner) in Amsterdam at "Sensi Smile" coffee shop on
Achterburghwal straat. The buds were supposed to be sinsemilla, but I was pleasantly surprised to find
about a dozen seeds in the bud. I found the high to be cerebral and energetic, but not too long lasting;
the buds appeared almost white due to resin coating. Of the 6 seeds I attempted to germinate, every
one was successful and I got a 50% male/female ratio. Seedlings - Very consistent and uniform in
looks and growth pattern (surprising since Jack Herer is a three-way hybrid itself). Rapid growers.
Typical internodal spacing for a hybrid. Appearance shows signs of both Indica and Sativa heritage.
Large, broad bladed leaves, but lighter green in color than typical Indica. Somewhere in between
stature.
Mother plants (J1 and J3) - Grow vigorously and bushy. J1 is the hardiest looking of the two females.
Father plants (J2 and J4) - Grow vigorously and bushy. J4 is the hardiest looking of the two males
(surprisingly, this J4 grew from a seed I'd characterize as a "runt", about half the size of his siblings'
seeds). Unfortunately all clones of J4 were lost and I have only a "decent" supply of pollen from his
flowers.
Clones - Very quick to root (10 - 14 days) with a success rate of 90 to 100%. Several small, poorly
rooted clones eventually came around and flowered nicely. Rooting occurs independent of the method
used; RW cubes with pH 6 or 5.8, Rootone or not, seems to make little difference.
Flowering - Once rooted, the RW cube is buried up to it's top in a 6 inch round pot of 50% perlite 50%
Hyponex Professional Soil Mix, fertilized initially with Miracle Grow 15-30-15 at 1/2 tsp. per gal of
pH 6.5 water. Once looking well at 12cm tall, flowering is begun with a 12hr light/dark cycle. During
the first week they "shoot" up 30 to 50cm with large fan leaves but suddenly look over-fertilized
(Miracle Grow has urea-based nitrogen) with curling at the tips of the leaves. They respond virtually
overnight to a good, thorough leaching with plain water, then they take on a dark green color and start
to "bud out" rather than get taller. After the first week of flowering, feeding is switched to Shultz's
Bloom 10-60-10 at 1/2 tsp. per gal of pH 6.5 water; I soak the pots and wait a couple days until they
get lightweight before the next good soaking. Flowers appear Sativa-like and extremely resinous,
except that they continue to get progressively fatter and denser, much heavier buds than the Jack Herer
itself does. I would guess that the father of the seeds was a skunk or similar strain, since the calyx to
leaf ratio is so high; the flowers just keep sprouting out in all directions from the bud with only tiny,
resin coated leaflets interspersed between flower clusters. The leaves, all but the fan leaves, are
covered in stalked resin glands from base to tip. Sample smoking of immature buds which were culled
(tried to flower them in RW cubes but they died) after two or three weeks of flowering proved to have
a sweet, skunky taste and produced a very "happy" high, not at all paranoia-inducing. The finished
product should be excellent. Currently, I have several healthy, rapidly budding clones that are in their
third week of flowering and they may well finish before their eighth week. The lowest four branches of
one J1 clone were selectively pollinated using the J4 male's pollen and should yield roughly 50 seeds.
My hope is that these seeds will produce plants with a great variety of fine characteristics. The
outstanding gene pool should ensure that, inbreeding concerns aside. Then I'll have a great breeding
project: trying to select individuals for future crosses which will incorporate the best characteristics of
that diverse group.” - Mr Soul

Silver Pearl
Sativa/Indica mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Sensi Seed Bank

“This 3 way hybrid contains Early Pearl®, Skunk #1® and Northern Lights®. This hybrid is quicker
and sweeter than the Shiva Skunk®. Excellent indoor and greenhouse results. Plants exhibit frosted
resinous characteristics of the Northern Lights #5® and the sweetness and calyx-to-leaf ratio of Early
Pearl / Skunk. One of our favourites and in 1994 the winner of the mixed Indica/Sativa category.
Flowering: 45-50 days.
Height: 100-125 cm.
Yield: up to 100 gr.
Finishing date in greenhouse: mid-October.
Yield in greenhouse: up to 500 gr.” – Sensi Seed Bank catalog

“My Silver Pearl is beyond wonderful! VERY HALLUCINOGENIC tastes sweet like honey, not my
favorite flavor but a great accomplishment. I sent away for silver pearl seeds from mike 12 days ago,
he says they are on the way so I’m hoping for Friday, then greenthumb at my friends house!” Damion
“Silver Pearl hallucinogenic? You bet it is! Never grew it (but have the golden ticket to do so, thanks
mike) had it last year grown by a friend (he purchased seed in Adam himself) I’m a heavy toker and Ill
tell you, 2-3 bong hits to be high as a kite, 6 or more and you’ll start seeing what I mean. Share a blunt
with friends and enjoy an even better ride!” – Damion

“You said that the taste of the silver pearl had no noticeable Skunk taste in it. This seems to be right on
target with the silver I’ve smoked and the Early Skunk (EPXSK#1) that I have grown. The taste of the
EP (very sweet with almost minty undertones) seems to be the dominant trait carried by this strain. I
love the taste. The High of the EP X SK #1 is kind of heady and very functional. One of my favorite
"Utility Smokes". Great for the morning are a couple of hits at lunch.” - D

“Silver Pearl is a taller plant the stone is more up, while Super Skunk is shorter a bit heavier yield
more body stone -haven't grown either since 90 so may have changed but both were nice.” -Oldtimer1

“Old timer described the 2 perfectly: Super Skunk will give you that couch potato stone and Silver
Pearl is more energetic/hallucinatory. I'd go with the pearl unless your growing for yield.” –
DAMIONSIN

“I just finished super skunk and have Silver Pearl coming right behind it. the Super Skunk is really
kind bud, but nothing all that special. IMHO the silver pearl will be the better strain.” – NYC

“If I was given the choice, I would choose Silver Pearl over Super Skunk anytime. This plant has the
power of NL (after 2.5 weeks flowering the buds are so resinous they stick together), the ease of
growth of Skunk (never goes hermy), and the delicate class of the sativa Early Pearl. This has to be one
of my favorite smokes -the smoke is sweet, orangy-incense, and the high is a full-on trippy head rush.
I'm no great fan of anything to skunky- its all a bit the same, I think its best to mix it with other stuff.” -
retro13

“For the other side of the coin, I've grown Super Skunk (Sensi '95) and it performed very well
(especially since the price was like 60 guilders or so). It would make a great commercial weed-- very
resinous, nice fat buds, though not the densest. Good deep smell, I don't like it but many people do.
The high is strong and covers both sides... it will put you to sleep if you smoke too much. I would say
the Silver Pearl would probably be better if the weed is just for you, or the SSkunk if it is more
commercial.” – Shabang

"This plant has the power of NL (after 2.5 weeks flowering the buds are so resinous they stick
together), the ease of growth of skunk (never goes hermy), and the delicate class of the sativa early
pearl. This has to be one of my favorite smokes- the smoke is sweet, orangy-incense, and the high is a
full-on trippy head rush." -retro13

“We didn’t grow out enough SP to make a decision on variability, but this I can say: its growth
characteristics are looser than NL, with slightly lower yield. Its taste is thick, warm, sweet- sort of like
incense and toffee. Its very vigorous. The high is not bad. At first, it can be quite shocking (giving a
'hangover' after a night on it), but after you get used to it, the 'power' hit lasts about an hour, is slightly
sativa, but is characterized by the sativa/indica cross type high. Its not couch lock, nor is it get up and
go speedy.
 As far as variability is concerned, I've worked a bit with early pearl (one of the parents), and have
decided that this strain is much more variable than I previously assumed. There are two main
phenotypes, and when bred against other things, I've seen quite a few different groupings of
characteristics coming through.
As far as I'm concerned, SP is likely to be kept, just because it's a regular, normal, easy plant to crop
without it being too indica, and without having all the hassles of the harder sativas to crop. It takes
cuttings well. If I was you, I'd plant as many seeds as you've got and see what comes out. It can have a
very nice growth pattern- early and advanced branching, but looser nodes than NL. The leaves stick
out on long stems (an EP trait) which makes manicuring as easy as a walk in the park.” –retro13

Northern Lights x Silver Pearl: “These dark green buds are completely coated in light crystals,
making the buds at first seem a lighter green. The buds are evenly covered in light orange hairs, as
well as hairs that are almost flesh colored. Their structure is highly compact as small buds break up
substantially releasing a super-sweet green bio scent (quite expected from this lineage!). The taste
when smoked is mild, yet sweet and fruity and expands slightly in the lungs. The high is spacey and
visual and comes on quickly. It's a bit forgetful and a bit lazy, a nice rainy-day-got-nothing-else-to-do
bud. ****1/2” – Homepage Amsterdam

Power Pearl: “This is the daughter of the Silver Pearl. These buds are a bright light green, sparsely
coated with even lighter crystals and covered in short orange-red hairs. They are very dense but snap
crisply apart, and leave your fingers tacky and sticky. The stems taste very piney, while the buds smell
piney, skunky, and pungent. The smoke is full bodied, skunky, and unbelievably smooth! The high is
quite spacey, but energetic and takes just a few minutes wait to some on. ****” – Homepage
Amsterdam

Valley Girl
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland/USA
Breeder: Sagarmatha Seedbank
“This variety is a Cheyenne Indica with a skunky influence, for lovers of fragrant weed with a strong buzz.
Take this girl just before bed and have a seductively sedative session. Her name was derived from her
stupefying qualities. Gag me with a bud.
Type: Indica-Sativa. Start vegetate: 1-1.5 weeks after roots show. Flowering time: 50-60 days. Average
height: 1 m. Yield: 275-350 grams / m²”– Sagarmatha catalog

White Widow Strains

White Widow
Sativa/ Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Arjan, Green House Seed Co.
“Taste: The major player is a freshness laced with many fruits, but because of the strength of the
crystals - the only real taste goes hand in hand with the expectorant effects of the THC. You better try
it for yourself.
Smell: A strong pungency first hits you, then follows a sour sweetness with the final whiff ... turning
sweet. If a plant could have a strong body odour then the White Widow needs a deodorant.
Visuals: If you have ever seen a green plant grown in a snowfall then that's it. It has a dense covering
of the sort of hairy crystals we all craving for.
Touch: If you manage to touch this plant without sticking to the leaves or stem then you probably did
not grow it properly. It has intense crystal formation that needs to be touched to be believed!
Stone: After the first puff, that daunting warm feeling of impending stoniess comes over you. You feel
it just under your eyes and throughout your body in time. It is a serious heavy highness.
Family Heritage: Originally the union came from a Brazilian and an Indian - Suffice to say the
combination is 60: 40 sativa to indica ratio.
Vegetative Time: At least 2 to 4 weeks if on Bio. On Hydro it is only recommended to grow it for 2
weeks.
Flowering Time: On both mediums it is suggested to flower (12 hour light) the White Widow for 8
weeks, but 10 weeks will really give you the crystals you are after.
We suggest the final 2 weeks of the flowering cycle to turn the lights off altogether - or at least down
to 8 hours. This keeps the flowers from regrowth and stresses the plant into giving up its last drop of
goodness as crystal to protect the flower...try it!
Achievements: 1st Place - BIO - HTCC - Award 1995.” – Green House Seed Co. seedbank catalog

“The most rewarded variety of recent years in Holland. The plants are white with THC glands, even on
big parts of the fan leaves. A very soft smoke and great high. Very potent.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks ~ Harvest: end of Oct.” – Dutch Passion seedbank catalog

“It is a serious heavy high. Heritage: Originally the union came from a Brazilian and an Indian. Suffice
to say the combination is 60% Sativa to 40% Indica. The most rewarded variety of recent years in
Holland. The plants are white of THC-glands, even on big parts of the fan leaves. A very soft smoke
and great "High". Very potent. 1st place winner 8th Cannabis Cup. 1st place winner 8th international
Hydroponic Cup. A compact, medium height, Indica dominated variety with a sweet 'Skunky' high.
Incredibly resinous with profuse white, crystallized flowering heads. Delicious odor and taste.
Specifications: Outside/Indoor/greenhouse
Flowering period 8-10 weeks for crystals (50-60 days), outside 10-14 weeks.
Height: Height: inside: 60-75 cm, outside 1.50-2.00m
Yield: up to 150 gr.
Harvest time under natural light: End of October.
Appearance: very strong plant with big leaves.” – Sensi Seedbank catalog

“This fabled bio probably derives its name from its whitish appearance created by light green leaves
entirely covered with tiny white crystals. The bud is almost absent of hairs, save sparse, barren brown
ones that dot the bud. Its scent is mild and flat with the tiniest touch of green that tells droves about its
Northern Lights parentage. Light, semi-sticky buds snap apart from yucky tasting stems, perhaps
overfertilized, perhaps not. The smoke has a mild flowery full taste. The high is a little of everything--a
bit cerebral, and bit forgetful and stony. Nice trippy feeling but very mild. ***” – Homepage
Amsterdam

“Arjan at the Greenhouse first introduced the White Widow strain in 1995. All reports that I have read
state that it has a very complex lineage. In Amsterdam most every coffee shop now sells WW. On my
last trip I tried 3 different "WW". One sample from the Green House Centrum, one from Homegrown
Fantasy (Hydro) and one from a small local's shop called coffee shop "Tops". All three were very
different. In all honesty my least favorite of the lot came from the green house. It was a nice bud but it
didn't have the resin coverage like I remembered from previous trips to Adam. The Hydro from
Homegrown fantasy was excellent, as was the super resiny sample from “Tops." Other items that I
have read state that WW is still very much unstable and therefor you could get almost anything.”

"The way Marc told it was like this: Arjan had a WW on display at some expo in a-dam. Someone
from Dutch passion/aloha stole a clone and hybridized it. That is the plant we bought for 130.00. This
plays a part in the great variance we see in the plant, it's not just WW being unstable, we know what
happens when we inbreed f1 generations- gene recombination produces various phenotypes
representative of the hybrid and p1 plants as well as different genotypes. It's great if you’re a breeder
because you can begin to dial in your own preferences. I have one f2 plant I believe to actually be a
throwback to the original WW. It is considerably larger and more indica than the rest." -LadyJ

“It's a very strong weed (which has unfortunately had the effect of spoiling me for other herbs, which
seem not to get me high like they used to), but not too sedating. And extremely tasty, one of the more
fragrant herbs I’ve run across (makes NL seem weak, odorless). Strange that the widow would do so
lousy in hydro, as I find her to be VERY easy to grow in organics. A smallish medium yielding plant
that was super potent but not real tasty. I been smoking along time and I prefer a tasty herb that you
can puff a couple times to some thing that knocks you on your ass after one hit and tastes like pure thc
almost narcotic. Some of my friends loved it but most were like me.”

“I heard that the mother was First Lady which parentage comes from Mullimbimby Madness a stable
sativa strain down here in Aus. The father I heard was from a Dutch Shiva Skunk (NL#5 x Skunk#1)
giving it the famous white crystal.” – Delta9

“White Widow: This plant at 60 days did not have the advertised heavy resin (only one
candidate...maybe not a good sample). smell was minty sweet. plant is fluffy and leafy. looks like NL.
head is 20% body, 80% head. high is a bit racy, and both I and my co-sampler found it made all the
blood drop from the brain when standing up. tendency to feel faint. Very easy to clone. buds fluffy.
Plant is prone to powder mildew on the fan leaves. Not recommended.” - Splif Lipsit

“I'm also growing DP white widow. I have also found the fragrance to be very sweet in a skunky kind
of way. This stuff is stony, but the taste leaves much to be desired. There's not much body to the
flavor. I still have 3 mothers and can't decide which one is the keeper. Overall, I'm kind of
disappointed in white widow, what with all the hype about it. I too have not had the good fortune to
get buds that are caked with white frosting, but, hey, I had to see for myself. I, too, have had the
problem with the powder mildew (if that is the correct term) on the leaves when it gets close to harvest.
I have had to do lots of manicuring. I currently have more WW stash that I really want around. It
doesn't get smoked.” - potattic

“I voted for the WW at the 8th Cann Cup. It was fantastic, Arjan at the awards show said the seed
would come in 2-3 years. I returned and got these seeds from his shop and they are excellent. Out of 5
females, 1 was short and dense, not very branchy, just over 7 wks. The rest were taller and less side
branching, 8+ wks. All had a consistent heavy crystal, great smell and great stupefying high. I have
quite a tolerance to the kind, but my first harvest of WW was A+++, I had to actually concentrate when
driving if I smoked it. The crystals are profuse and on the big fan leaves. Taste is very good, def.
KIND. Taller ones had very slight taste differences. I assume the taller are dominant to the Sativa side
and have the taste influence of it. I kept 4 out of 5 for mothers. All females where KIND, but I couldn’t
keep all so I gave up only one. I intended to keep 1 or 2 but they are very consistent except for the one
Indica dominant plant. I want to have several chances to evaluate the 3 sativa dom. ones. I suggest this
strain (I got mine at the Greenhouse in Amsterdam) to anyone. Great for personal stash, one of the best
tasting strains I ever had and one of the best all around highs, VERY strong, stupefying yet not sleepy.
Should be best crossed with fast, heavy yield Indica for communication growers."- Wood Duck.

"The WW-'s finished pretty tall, at about 15-18 inches and yielded about 21 grams each. They had 2 or
3 nice stalks that grew tight buds with a spicy smell. I didn’t get that ultimate WW look and the
crystals never reached the fan leaves like some say it does, but while budding the buds were pretty
crystally and did spread to most of the trim leaves. I am having a little trouble drying this strain as it
seems to dry unevenly the way I dry and I have been using Tupperware for the last 3 months to even
out the drying process. The WW was just smoked today for the first time and I liked it a lot. I wont
classify it as anything spectacular but a .25 gram joint glued me to the chair pretty hard!” – James
Hetfield

Great White Shark

Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Arjan, Green House Seed Co.

“Taste: The fruitiness of the Indicas with a strong presence of the widow and skunk tastes.
Smell: A rich fragrance of flowers and fruits with the odour of a White Shark.
Visuals: Orange haired fullness of the super skunk that glistened in the crystal rain of its widow father
origins.
Touch: The thick, densely crystallized cola are sticky and solid -just like the original parents.
Stone: Seductive high feeling, that has the strength of the jaws of his namegiver.
Family Heritage: A cross between a Super Skunk and a White Widow.
Vegetative Time: For indoors a suggested minimum of 2 – 4 weeks. For outside germinate May or by
the end of spring.
Flowering Time: For indoors a suggested time of 8 weeks. For outside, it will be ready early autumn.
A substantial yield will be expected.
Achievements: 2nd - Place - BIO-Award 1997, 2nd - Place - Cannabis Cup 1997” – Green House Seed
Co. seedbank catalog.

“There is something so enchanting about the way the buds have formed on these plants. Like not so
little snow cones sitting delicately atop their verdant, leafy bases. Like the plants belong in a Japanese
Garden or something! And one thing I have noticed. The skunkiness that accompanied the beginning
of flowering has pretty much dissipated entirely at this point. The floral clusters now have a divine
aroma to them; something like fresh wintergreen. And the resin crystals are starting to coat both the
calyxes and the subtending leaves. Yummy. I really like these plants, can you tell?
Someone was wondering about stretching with this cross. They are not small plants for sure. More like
moderately big with significant but not unmanageable internode lengthening during the first four
weeks of flowering. I know this is impressionistic, but they are too far along in their development to
give you a retrospective percentage of the stretch to the original seedling size at the time flowering was
initiated.
Cloning is super easy with GWS and the slips grow like wildfire. It is an ideal plant for double-
stemming. I look forward to sampling the final product which I understand ripens fully in about sixty
days. It will also be interesting to see how much more bud growth occurs in the final fifteen days of
flowering.” -Moose

K2
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Homegrown Fantaseeds
“It’s the little sister of the White Widow Bio, short plant ideal for people with little space. Very soft
taste and decent high. Grown very much by local growers, a perfect compromise between quality and
yield. Strongly favored by Hydro growers. Very good yield.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks” - Homegrown Fantaseeds catalog.

“This white crystal covered compact bud is mostly pale green with patches of dark green and contains
sparse clusters of orange-red hairs. It has a strong sweet green scent with just a hint of pine. Not
particularly flavorful when smoked, K2's flavor is mild green with a bio taste. The smoke is smooth
but expansive in the lungs. The high comes on quickly and is spacey and mellowing and just a bit
visual. ***1/2 ” – Homepage Amsterdam

Lady Widow
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland

“Daughter of the White Widow plant. This bio is yet another example of Holland's cannabis breeders'
next generation of Neder-weed. These medium green, smallish buds are so covered with white crystals
that they appear much lighter than really are. Its red hairs are sparse and short. The buds smell a bit
mild, citrusy. And sweet--like a powered lemon drink mix. The smoke is expansive in the lungs and
has a spicy citrus taste. The high is constant, mellow and pretty stony. ***1/4” – Homepage
Amsterdam

Misty
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Homegrown Fantaseeds
“Sister of White Widow. Short, bushy plant yielding a high THC content.” - Homegrown Fantaseeds

“Misty (a supposed sister of WW) is thought by many to be a just one of the many different genetic
incarnations of WW, It is said to be a much more stable variation of the WW line." - Prince Caspian

"Misty seeds are strong variety. Short leaves, light green, strong bud, big clusters and very resinous...
smells sweet, and grows very fast. 4 weeks until flowering, 8-9 weeks for full flowering." -aviyam

"On a smoking excursion to Amsterdam last September I got a chance to sample Misty as well as da
Widow, and see both side by side. They look almost exactly the same, side by side, under intense light.
One could easily think they came from the same plant. I saw this in person at Positronics as somebody
was trying to sell the Skunkmaster some Widow as I was standing there, and he compared it to some
Misty (the house special) I had just purchased in the smoke room in back. The Misty is a *fairly*
strong plant in my opinion, about a 7 on a scale of 1-10. Equivalent to a good Northern Lights in
potency. The Widow, maybe a little higher but still not great. This is just my opinion of course." -
SonOfLights

"10 seeds were ordered from Jocks and all but one germinated using the old paper towel. Germinated
seeds were then planted in rockwool cubes and all 9 sprouted. Last week when I saw them they were
about 3-4" tall under flouros with 2 lagging behind. (They looked healthy I just think they were the late
sprouts.) They were all working on their 4th node. I forgot how old but I would guess around 12 days.
Even at this short height about 4 of them were showing good branching characteristics." –Ratchet

"Misty from Homegrown Fantaseeds. It was real easy to grow. Yielded over 2 oz. per sq.' under a
250!!! Tastes sweet like sugar. Connoisseur quality cannabis. Best I’ve had. Chronic from Serious is
great too yields even better than Misty.

"...The Misty is really sweet. Chunky thick bright green nugs with little delicate deep orange hairs.
Lots of bud mass in the Misty. The Nugs are really fucking green. They're very sticky, and have a taste
that is sweet but VERY powerful. This shit knocks you on your ass, and it stinks. The kind of shit you
keep smelling in the car when I've got a 1/4 in my backpack in the trunk. Yield is way better than
average, but not as good as Chronic. I've seen half once single stalk 3-footers that were flowered at 6"-
8". A joint is soaked through with resin before you're half way into it. Split a modest one with a friend
and you'll be in Oz for hours. 2 modest bong hits or one mother load will put you on your back. If you
want more info on Misty check out the Homegrown Fantaseeds web site. Misty was the key ingredient
in White Widow, and although I've heard that anything in the WW family is probably unstable, of the 7
Misty seeds I started there were no major growth pattern, color, or even size variations. Misty is
definitely the better choice unless your #1 concern is yield, and don’t get me wrong yield for Misty is
BIG. I don't have the link anymore for homegrown, but I'm sure it's easy enough to find. Misty is
definitely amongst my 3 favorites, but I haven't tried a lot of the new stuff. My number one so far has
been NL5xHaze, and number 2 is either misty or blueberry." -Skywalker

"...AK-47 from Serious Seeds, and Misty from Homegrown Fantaseeds were both KILLER. Both the
AK and the Misty have a great yield, and a knock you on your ass stoned to the bone. I like the sweet
taste and sheer power of the Misty the best personally." -KITSCY DUB
Original Misty
Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Homegrown Fantaseeds

“A truly beautiful plant misted all over with bulging THC glands. A good producer in terms of yield,
fat donkey dick tops, combined with prize-winning quality, gourmet taste and a sweet aroma. This
plant has it all.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8-9 weeks” - Homegrown Fantaseeds catalog

“If you are looking for the best quality and yield combination I would recommend Original Misty from
Homegrown Fantaseeds. Misty is a stabilized sister of white widow with a bigger harvest potential and
a sweet taste. I've heard that all of the white widow hybrids are very unstable, but I saw almost zero
variation between plant growth patterns in my experience with Misty. I got an even larger yield from
this strain than from Chronic, but only a very little bit larger. It did however have a sweeter taste and
an even more powerful stone than the Chronic. Flowering period for Misty was 8-9 weeks, and I
harvested a little more than a 1/2 oz per SOG style planting. After 2 weeks rooting under flo's I veg for
2 weeks under MH and then flower for 8 weeks under HPS.” – Stoned Silly

White Rhino
Indica/Sativa mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Arjan, Green House Seed Co.

“Afghan X Brazilian & So. Indian. Somewhat a mystery strain. Suffice to say it has 60% Indica to
40% Sativa ratios expressed with a definite freak in its family.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 10 weeks.” – Green House Seed Co. catalog

“This crystally, olive colored bud is sparsely covered in brownish red hairs and resin nodules that stand
out proud and bubbly. This bio has a pungent, green scent; some have even said it has sort of a shit
smell to it. Very fluffy somewhat dense buds break apart nicely and leave your fingers sticky. Not
mouth wateringly tasty, it tastes a bit brown for such a green plant, depicting its Mexican heritage. The
smoke expands slightly leaving you coughing a bit. The high is not overly mellow; the head change
isn't much to take. This is bong weed, as it does very well through water, eliminating the need to cough
all together. **1/2” – Homepage Amsterdam

"Flowering time is 8-10 weeks respectively. Although the flowers will appear to be ready after 8
weeks, the extra two weeks is to allow THC to spew out of the glands leaving a coat of white on your
nugs. You must be patient with this strain unless your wasting your time. TO EVERYONE WHO
GROWS THIS STRAIN I'M BEGGING YOU ALL TO WAIT THE EXTRA TWO WEEKS THAT
IS NEEDED FOR THC PRODUCTION!!!" -Ganja-k
"In the case of multiple sclerosis an indica is a good choice, but I don't think it is the best choice. The
problem with using a strong indica to ease the pain is that it also fries your brain and leaves you
temporarily incapacitated. I would suggest either a 60/40 cross between Sativa/Indica or a pure Sativa.
Kali Mist/Western Winds is an excellent pure Sativa and White Rhino is a great 60/40 cross between
the two." - Nurse Hawthorne

White Russian
Indica/Sativa mix
Origin: Holland
Breeder: Serious Seeds
“With the combined power of White Widow and AK-47, this potent plant became and an easy winner
of Cannabis Cup ‘96 organic pot award. Select best female for future cloning.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 8 weeks” – Serious Seeds catalog

“Winner of the 1997 Cannabis Cup. This bud is mostly sea green (yellowish-green) with patches of
darker green, and has clusters of reddish-tan hairs. Very light tan crystals coat the entire bud. The scent
is very green and bio with an undertone of skunk. When smoked, the bud tastes sweet and is a bit
expansive in the lungs. The high is spacey, stony, a bit forgetful and lasts strongly for 2 hrs or more!
We love this bud. One or two good hits and you're set for a while. ****3/4” – Homepage Amsterdam

“White Russian (Grey area) again very complex high, but tends a little more to the indica side. Great
with coffee.” - Prince Caspian

“Very strong hash oil taste, I give it a 9.2. Both WW and White Russian are indica dominant, 70-day
plants and good yielders the Russian is my favorite. It’s my fav. strain, 70-75 days flower, very easy to
grow .... Germ all your seeds to be sure you have the best cross section, taste = potent, yield depends...
over all I would say very good it's my fav. still after a year and 1 that I would recommend WW. x
ak47.” - LaBud

“It is my best yielding strain, better than SK#1. There is some variability in the phenotype, but pick the
short squatty ones w/ the best yield for future clones. Definitely the best weed I have smoked in many
years. A comment from a couple of 60's stoners who made the mistake of splitting 1/2 a joint: "Too
much...waaaay too much...I was tripping!" These are experienced smokers BTW. I find it to be very
cerebral, extremely potent (but not a knock-out indica type of stone) and, w/ 2 bong hits of (early)
buds, about a 3-4 hour consistent up/trippy high. You won't be able to sleep, that's for sure. I would
recommend it over anything I have smoked, with the exception of Nevil's Nepali (which I can't find
anymore) or his Haze.” – Posterboy

White Widow X Northern Lights #5

Mostly Indica
Origin: Holland/British Colombia
 “White Widow gives Northern Lights #5 a powerful boost in this strain. Like a Super Beetle with a
Porsche engine, this Indica will pack a lot of power.
Specifications: ~ Flower: 55-60 days ~ Height: 3-4’” –Marc Emery Seeds catalog

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