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Dos Si Dos 33 Feminised cannabis Seeds


1 Seed £9.85
3 Seeds £26.55
5 Seeds £41.71
10 Seeds £79.61


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"Barneys Farm’s Cali Collection gets another jolt of super power with this explosive collection of terpenes fused together from some of the world’s most astounding US cannabis phenotypes.

Dos Si Dos was developed from OG Kush Breath, a knockout Girl Scout Cookies pheno crossed with Face Off OG, then crossed again with our legendary Cookies Kush (OG Kush pheno x GSC) AND THAT’S ONLY HALF OF THE STORY.

Add in a subtle blend of Gelato #33 to the pot with its star struck Sunset Sherbet x Thin Mint GSC heritage and boom! A new champion was born: a sativa burst of euphoric energy is followed by tranquility with sedative properties capable of happily tranquilizing an elephant, if you’re either overzealous or uninitiated!

Indoors you can expect up to 700 gr. of breathtaking flowers per m2, with a compact height of only 90 cm. Outdoors plants bearing up to an astonishing 2 kg. is easily achievable with a mid-October finish. This extraordinary contrasting lime green and violet 22-28% THC deliciously tasting Indica (60% Indica / 40% Sativa) will leave a lasting relaxed and happy feeling on all who grow her and experience her unique old school stony high."

SPECIFICATIONS
CBD Content: Unknown
THC Content: 22 - 28%
Effect: Relaxing, Sedative, Stoned, Strong, Uplifting
Flowering time: 60 - 65 days
Genetics: Dos-Si-Dos x Gelato #33
Grows: Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Plant height: 90 cm.
Sex: Feminised
Flowering type: Photoperiod
Taste: Lime, Mint, Spicy / Herbal
Variety: Mostly Indica
Yield: High




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