Surprise Killer Mix 4 femenized seeds
Dr Underground 
Description
Surprise Killer Mix 4: Best Choices To Suit Everyone's Needs
Surprise Killer Mix 4 is a great way to try and experience the best strains Dr. Underground seedbank has to offer. Whether you’re looking for high yields, high potency and medical value or just want to experience one of the tastiest and mouth watering cannabis strains they offer, this collection has you covered. The pack contains one feminized seed of:
- Crystal M.E.T.H. is Sativa-dominant hybrid, a cross between Destroyer and Critical Mass (Bilbo cut). It finishes flowering in just 8-10 weeks and produces abundant yields ranging from 500-700g/m2 indoors or 800-1000g/plant outdoors.
- Melon Gum is an Indica-dominant hybrid, a cross between Lavender and Bubble Gum. Made with taste and aroma in mind, it produces 600-800g/m2 of delicious and fruity buds with blue, red or even black hues in just 7-8 weeks.
- Painkiller is an Indica-dominant hybrid, bred by crossing Sensi Star and White Russian. Known for its highly medicinal properties and high levels of CBD it will produce around 450-600g indoors or 600-800g/plant outdoors.
- King Kong is an Indica/Sativa hybrid, a cross between Ed Rosenthal’s Super Bud and Chronic made with extreme yields and high potency in mind. In just 7-8 weeks it will produce 700-900g/m2 indoors, while outdoors yields go over 1kg/plant.
Characteristics
- Dr UndergroundBrand
- FeminizedType of seeds
- PhotoperiodType of seeds
- MixDifferent types of seeds in package
- Indoor, OutdoorSuitable for growing
- All sorts of thingsEffect *
*Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively as souvenirs that aren’t meant for cultivation or germination. Customers should be aware that the germination of cannabis seeds is illegal in most countries. Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively for collecting and preservation for future generations. We advise customers to check with their local laws before germination, as Herbies does not accept responsibility for the illegal use of our products.
