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Holy Grail 69 Seeds
Holy Grail 69 Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Samsara Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain THC level | 21% |
| % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis | 65% Sativa / 35% Indica |
| Strain harvest | 1.5 - 2.6 oz/ft² indoors |
| Indoor flowering time | 60 - 70 days |
| Strain outdoor finish | Mid October |
| Strain effect | Bracing Euphoria |
| Genetics | Matanuska Tundra x Chronic Х Haze |
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Holy Grail 69 is a feminized photoperiod cannabis strain precisely engineered by Samsara Seeds as their attempt at crossing Punky Lion with Haze to create a strain with a unique terpene profile, truly for the cannabis connoisseur. Her 21 % THC will stimulate even the most experienced users!
Description
The Holy Grail of All Strains
Holy Grail 69 is a feminized photoperiod cannabis strain precisely engineered by Samsara Seeds as their attempt at crossing Punky Lion – their pure Indica strain – with pure Haze to create the holy grail of all cannabis strains – Holy Grail 69. Her Sativa-dominant lineage is apparent in her large intermodal distance and finger-like fan leaves.
Holy Grail 69 fits right into any garden it’s grown in – its well-rounded nature comes from careful breeding and high quality genetics. A cross between Matanuska Tundra, Chronic and Haze this strain takes Punky Lion to the next level. Her slightly longer flowering window of between 60-70 days is in part due to the Sativa genetic lineage
Growing this strain is a rewarding experience. To manage the height of this tall lady, it is recommended to use training techniques such as low stress training. Indoor yields can be 450-800g/m2 while outdoor yields are monstrous – 800g/plant! Defoliate the plant a week before switching to flower to promote the growth of new bud sites and to allow light to penetrate into the lower lying branches.
- Grow in a 10L pots of 70:30 mix of coco coir and perlite
- Max EC of water – 1.4 in veg, 1.8 in flower
Heaven in a Bowl
Samsara Seeds correctly describe Holy Grail 69 as the “perfect balance between a Sativa and Indica;” she inherits the best characteristics of the parent strains including a sweet, tropical aroma from its sticky buds, which are long and dense and have the classic Christmas tree shape.
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