Mexican Sativa

70% sativa dominance for outdoors, even in northern latitudes. What often only works indoors has also been achieved outdoors with the Mexican Sativa. For this, the team at Sensi Seeds crossed a Mexican sativa with the extremely resistant African Durban and the Pakistani Hash Plant.
The variety can of course also be grown indoors. However, the vegetative phase should be kept shorter here so that the plants do not grow too tall.

The harvest can be brought in outdoors at the end of October. The fluffy buds allow a lot of air into the flowers, so the treasure is well protected against mold.
Indoors, in addition to a short growth phase, cultivation techniques such as Sea of ??Green and Screen of Green are useful for optimizing yields. The flowering time is relatively long at 10 weeks, but this is quite normal for a sativa-dominant variety. There should definitely be enough space indoors, as the plants' urge to grow is very strong...

The aroma is not like that of a Haze, but is made up of floral, sandalwood and pine tones. A full-bodied mixture of lemony, licorice-like, woody and earthy elements spreads in the mouth during consumption.

The enjoyment will inject you with lots of energy and make you feel spontaneously happy. In addition to the cerebral effect, you will also feel a certain physical relaxation, which is due to the Indica content.

The Mexican Sativa from Sensi Seeds makes it possible to grow the Sativas, which are otherwise native to the south, here too.

These are regular hemp seeds, which therefore produce both female and male specimens.