Baklava feminized seeds

Description

Baklava Seeds Info

Baklava is a sweet Indica with an Eastern character. It needs 9 weeks to flower, and then you’ll be blessed with sticky, resin-covered nugs that can be either smoked or used for concentrates. This strong medicine helps with sleeping disorders and suits everyone who wants to relax.

Genetics

There are at least two versions of Baklava. The one by The Plug uses Wedding Cake genetics, which is becoming a favorite for breeders around the world for its solid plant structure and ample coverage of trichomes. The other member of the family tree is Gelato, chosen for its unique creamy flavors and colors.

Effects

After a very short initial surge of energy and inspiration, you’ll probably feel like lying down and taking a power nap or watching a movie with your eyes half-closed and heavy. More experienced patients may find the effect compatible with active pursuits, as it efficiently takes care of pain and other symptoms.

THC Levels

Although the exact content of the main cannabinoids is unknown, the layers upon layers of frosty glands can’t help but contain ridiculous amounts of THC.

Smell And Taste

The buds of Baklava look like they’re dipped in powdered sugar, and they have an aroma to match. The complex terpene profile makes the smoke smell like gas and taste like ice cream on the exhale.

Yields And Flowering Time

A heavy yielder, Baklava produces indoor harvests of 500-550g/m² (1.6-1.8oz/ft²) in 63 days of flowering.

Grow Tips

Baklava seeds have a growth pattern of a hybrid leaning slightly on the Indica side: not too tall, with internodes of a comfortable length and flower clusters that are solid and dense.

• This strain is best grown indoors.
• Plants are covered in lots of resin, and hence are perfect for making concentrates.
• Use of a carbon filter is highly advisable.

Baklava Seeds

Though the price doesn’t make Baklava the cheapest seed on the market, it’s more than a bargain for new and innovative feminized seeds of such quality.