California Indica Review

This is a review on California Indica which has been bred by the famous seed breeder Sensi Seeds. When you can afford it I can only recommend buying your seeds directly from them. Seed quality is guaranteed and their customer service is, in my experience, unrivalled. California Indica is an old fashioned regular hemp strain which means it will produce both male and female plants. This is great if you want a very stable hemp strain that you can use as a motherplant to make clones or even, if you are feeling adventurous, breeding new strains yourself.

I really paid an modest price for an above average strain. Really, paying an average of € 4.4 per seed for California Indica, I can´t find anyhting wrong with that. When we grew California Indica for the review it produced a large yield. Of course, there are strains that boast an even larger potential yield, but the good thing about this strain is that it doesn´t need the extra care that all these very high yielding strains need to reach its full potential. California Indica yields more than enough to satisfy all but the most demanding grower.California Indica is suitable for a temperate climate with a normal warm summer. In the northern hemisphere, many locations below 50N and all locations below 45N will provide an excellent climate for this hemp strain to grow outside. California Indica can, of course, also be grown indoor with grow lamps if you want to.California Indica didn´t grow much after it entered its flowering phase. This might be perfect for some growers, not so much for others. It all depends on what you´re looking for I guess. Keep in mind that the final size of your plants really depends on their size when they go into flowering.California Indica has an average flowering time, I´m not very patient, but I can live with the time I had to wait for this strain to finish.California Indica combines the desirable qualities of sativa with those of indica making it a perfect hybrid of the two.

Stef Hemp "Why is hemp against the law? It grows naturally upon our planet.

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