Mother's Finest®

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Overview

Mother's Finest® Regular is a sativa hybrid (70%) from the Jack Herer breeding programme. It’s not a strain for novices, but for fans with experience and an interest in a euphoric Haze high. This multi-award-winner at the Highlife Festival offers award-winning seeds that produce tall-growing sativa plants with a high potential yield.

Growing Characteristics

A sativa hybrid with a flowering time of 50 to 70 days, and elegant, tall-growing plants. The characteristic conical shape of the buds becomes evident early on. They mature into impressive lime-green formations surrounded by the finest resin. Some phenotypes form a mighty main cola. During the flowering stage in particular, these plants gain rapidly in height. Growth can be restricted with a Screen of Green (SCROG), with the plants carefully tied to mesh netting. There’s a nice side effect: these plants generally then increase in yield. Growing outdoors is recommended only in Mediterranean or tropical climates. Given the high Haze proportion, plenty of light and heat are crucial for successful growth.

These regular seeds produce female and male plants. Whether you select a particular phenotype or want to breed your own crosses – regular cannabis seeds from Sensi Seeds produce tough and stress-resistant plants.

Effects and Experience

Jack Herer is well-known for its powerful high, which takes users straight to stratospheric heights. In this respect, Mother's Finest has nothing in common with its big brother. The lashing, uplifting sativa high leaves no doubt about the high Haze content. Some users may even experience psychedelic effects.

Flavor and Aroma

The taste and smell are highly dependent on the phenotype. Most smell of pines, with traces of musk, earthy Afghan notes and sweet/sour skunk flavours. The buds have a strong smell even when in flower. Discreet guerrilla growers keen not to draw any attention to themselves should choose a different strain. Jack is a perfect alternative.

Awards and Recognition

Mother's Finest won awards in two different categories at the Highlife Cup in 2005.