Friday, April 1, 2016

Shark Attack Feminised Seeds

Shark Attack Feminised Seeds by the cannabis reproducer Dinafem Seeds, is a Photoperiod Feminized Maryjane strain. These seeds develop in 7-8 Weeks in October.

This Feminised seed develops well in Greenhouse, Indoors, Outdoors conditions.

This strain has Super Skunk x White Widow Genetics. It has a Medium (10-15%) THC Content. The CBD substance of the strain is Unknown.




Shark Attack is an indica overwhelming strain vital for 3 reasons: the white covering of gum that it creates, its restorative impact (because of its high CBD substance) and its serious indica smell and taste. It unwinds the body and muscles detectable, similar to hashish, and the impact is solid and pleasurable It doesn't develop extremely tall; the internodal separation is low with this strain making it simple to control the size. The leaves are wide, short and extremely dull with an indica smell. In the event that you rub the stems, there is an extraordinary smell offering a prelude to the solid sweet and sharp fragrance that the blossoms will create. It gives medium generation, ageing totally after around 55 days. On the off chance that kept altogether haziness throughout the previous 5 days fragrance and sap generation will be extraordinarily invigorated. The buds are white with an extremely impactful smell and the smoke is thick and charming. Exceptionally prescribed for restorative utilise, its incredible CBD content guarantees profound and repairing rest and it additionally calms an entire assortment of a throbbing painfulness. Outside it needs a dry atmosphere to stay away from mould and it can be gathered until tenth October. This strain is powerless to shape in moist atmospheres or after spells of a downpour. The best restorative quality is gotten by developing this plant naturally, joined with a decent flushing it with a lot of water and stimulators before reaping it.


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