Hawaiian Snow (Greenhouse) feminized

This strain is well known among heavy smokers that look for strong buds with spectacular THC concentration. Gives a sativa-high that creeps on you, followed by a blasting stoned feeling.

Awards: 1st prize HTCC 2003, 3rd prize Highlife 2006.
Genetics: Hawaiian, Laos.
Effect: Very well known between heavy smokers that look for strong buds. A sativa-high that creeps on you, followed by a blasting stoned feeling.
Flowering indoor:11 weeks with a yield up to 700 gr/sqm.
Flowering outdoor: Ready between October and November in the Northern hemisphere. In June in the Southern one. Voted best weed of 2003, a true Sativa champion for champion growers. Yield up to 1200 gr/plant.
THC: 23.7% CBD: 1.1% CBN: 0.8%

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Nov 3, 2009 Smoke Girl said:
     
“Absolutely fantastic! A fruity taste and a nice clean buzz. You will definitely be in a for a sweet surprise when you smoke this.

It is a very tall plant I think more on the sativa side. And gives an average yield.

This is one of my new favorites!”

Jul 27, 2008 FDRK said:
     
“Well well well. Hem ! Hard to find my words... Hydroponically, with a lot of lighting watts (1000 for 0.7 M²), I've reached 1.1 Kg of dryed manicured buds, witout branches. This means 1.6 Kg / M². A lot of crystals (I think that's why those guys of Greenhouse choosed "snow" after "hawaiian"). Have an untobaccoed joint of that pot, and you'll feel more than all the complex aroma : you'll also feel you REALLY won't be able to drive back home tonight... I mean you physically, definitely can't drive, or have a body-concentrating activity. It's just an illustration of how that weed is strong. I've seen many friends, and my wife, (and...myself, I can tell it ) turning to grey after having smoked a few of this... "champion pot for champion growers". Hawaiian Snow shouldn't be on free sale to less than 65 years old growers,
please don't tell me there exists a stronger strain on our planet.”