Blue Himalaya
Shortstuff Seedbank- Sex: Autoflowering
- Genotype: Indica-dominant
- Cross: Nepalese Kush Auto x Blueberry
- Suitable for: Indoors and outdoors
- Indoor flowering: 56-70 days
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Description
Shortstuff seeds Blue Himalaya is an indica dominant auto which is the result of crossing the fattest, most resinous Nepalese kush plant we could find with our auto line and then introducing a complex blueberry hybrid.
The result is a highly resinous strain which stays very short and gives off a wonderful blueberry aroma. The plant has very chunky, compact buds and has wonderful medicinal qualities borne out of its indica heritage. This strain finishes very quickly and is sure to please.
Blue Himalaya is one of our range of ‘dwarf autos’ for people looking for a stealthy plant that stays short and stocky but still produces excellent yields of top quality medical marijuana. Blue Himalaya will rarely exceed 15 inches and will go from seed to bud in around 65 days. Blue himlaya will begin to auto-flower after around 18-21 days and then exhibits explosive bud growth with limited stretching and often ends up producing one massive main cola which can weigh as much as an ounce on its own!
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Technical data
Seed Bank | Shortstuff Seedbank |
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Sex | Autoflowering |
Genotype | Indica-dominant |
Cross | Nepalese Kush Auto x Blueberry |
Suitable for | Indoors and outdoors |
Indoor flowering | 56-70 days |
Indoor yield | 16-32 g/plant |
Indoor height | 25-38 cm |
Outdoor harvest time | April / October |
Outdoor yield | 40-70 g/plant |
THC* | Medium-High |
*Cannabinoid levels (THC, CBD...) could vary due to external factors such as the culture medium, grower's experience, cultivation techniques (SOG, SCROG...), environmental conditions, or genetic variation.