Delhi Cheese Autoflowering feminized

Genética: Cheese x Critical Impact x Ruderalis Árbol genealógico ↓

  • THC 12%
  • Tiempo de Floración From 70 to 88 days
  • Rendimiento 200 g/m²
Indica 75% Sativa 25%

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desde 5,00 € / semilla

3 Semillas · 15,00 € · Zamnesia

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15,00 € 5,00 € / semilla

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A Unique Medical-Grade Autoflower

Delhi Cheese Autoflowering is a specialized genetic cross of Cheese, Critical Impact, and Ruderalis. While it may take slightly longer to reach maturity compared to some other autoflowering varieties, the result is a high-CBD powerhouse perfectly suited for medicinal use. This Indica-dominant strain (75% Indica / 25% Sativa) offers a balanced profile where the 12% THC content provides stress relief and combats depression, while the high CBD levels target physical ailments like muscular tension and chronic pain.

Compact Growth and Potent Yields

This resilient variety is highly adaptable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. In indoor environments, it remains compact, reaching a height of approximately 50cm, while outdoor plants can soar up to 2 meters. Despite its small stature indoors, it is incredibly productive, yielding up to 200 g/m². Outdoors, growers can expect a robust harvest of up to 100 g per plant.

Flavor Profile and Sensory Experience

True to its lineage, Delhi Cheese is defined by its pungent, unmistakable aroma. Cultivators can expect an intense cheesy scent and flavor that permeates the buds. Because of its powerful odor, it is recommended to choose a discreet cultivation space. The smoking experience is described as relaxing and uplifting, offering a smooth transition into a state of calm.

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