Bubba Haze

WoS Bubba Haze is a regular cannabis strain that derives from crossing a male Bubba Kush with a Ghost Train Haze female, both of which are regular genetics originating from the west coast of the United States. Bubba Haze is a mainly Sativa hybrid - a large plant which produces big yields. It grows rapidly owing to the Indica influence of the Bubba Kush, which is a 100% Indica plant and one of the best in the world, and which also contributes the characteristic to produce large quantities of great quality resin.

If you do not want a very tall plant, restrict to 2 weeks of vegetative growth. Outdoor growers can plant at the end of May in the northern hemisphere and during October in the southern hemisphere.

This plant produces large resin-covered buds. It is not unusual for this strain to take on violet and purple hues similar to lavender. The effect is euphoric and long-lasting but does get more relaxing as time goes by. Suitable for lovers of old-school flavours and good for any type of extraction owing to the high percentage of trichomes in its flowers.

• hash strain
  
• USA genetics
• short flowering

• broad spectrum use

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