Fuegisima FAST Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Atlas Seed
Fuegisima FAST Feminised was created by taking Atlas’ improved selection of peanut butter breath, which they named Neon cowgirl and crossed her with their auto flowering line, Fatso 84. What you get is a fast finishing semi full term that will be harvested 2-3 weeks earlier than the Neon cowgirl and have a more pronounced fuel & funk element on the nose. Its washing ability is still above average
N.B. Atlas Seed FAST flowering are described as “semi-full term”.
Characteristics
| Breeder | Atlas Seed |
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| No. of Seeds | 5+2 |
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| Genetics | Neon Cowgirl x Fatso 84 Auto |
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| Variety | Mostly Indica |
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| Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
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| Sex | Feminised |
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| THC Content | High (16-24%) |
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| Yield | Outdoor: High (450-750gr/plant), Indoor: Medium (350-450gr/m2) |
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| Plant Height | Medium (100-200cm) |
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| Flavour | Fuel, Vanilla |
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Brand
Atlas Seed
The founders of Atlas Seed have a background rooted in agriculture, primarily vegetable and wine grape cultivation. Their experience, knowledge and insights have been transferred to cannabis production and breeding via Atlas Seed.Atlas Seed has brought cannabis breeding and cultivation into more conventional agricultural processes, in the field, the lab. and also post-harvest.Parent seed lines are first selected on genuine field performance in real world conditions. They are subsequently repeatedly inbred to cement desired characteristics. They are then out-crossed with great care to produce industry-leading, elite seed batches that are as close to true F1s as are available to cultivators anywhere.Each of these lines undergoes extensive trials on Atlas Seed's own licensed farm, giving growers peace of mind that Atlas Seed literally stands behind everything it produces.Choose from an exciting range of feminised auto-flowering and photoperiod cannabis strains.
