Purple Haze x Malawi | Indoor & Outdoor

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Manufacturer: Ace Seeds

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€35.00

Quantity

Seeds per pack

5 seeds

Data sheet

Quantity	5 seeds
Sex	02 Regular
Variety	03 Mostly Sativa (min 70%)
Flowering Type	01 Photoperiod
THC Content	05 Very High (over 19%)
CBD Content	01 Very Low (below 1%)
Growing Location	03 Indoor & Outdoor
Yield Indoor (g/m²)	03 High (401 - 500g/m²)
Yield Outdoor (g/plant)	03 High (200 - 500g)
Flowering Time Indoor	13 weeks
Harvest Month Outdoor	11 November
Genetics	Purple Haze x New Malawi Killer

More info

Purple Haze x Malawi is an old school F1 pure sativa hybrid, with strong Purple Haze dominance and improved vigour, yield and potency from our Malawi line.

In order to create this spectacular sativa, our best Purple Haze was pollinated by the killer Malawi. The powerful african genes add a new dimension to the super sativa Haze concept, creating one of our most interesting 'sativa haze' hybrids.

Sativa / Indica ratio	100 % sativa
THC	18-23 %
CBD	0.2 %
CBG	0.3 %
Flowering indoors	13-15 weeks
Flowering outdoors	November
Yield	High
Resistance against spider mites	Average
Resistance against powder mildew	Average-High
Resistance against botrytis	Very high
Resistance against white fly	Average-High
Resistance against cold	Average-High
Resistance against heat	Very high
Latitude	0º-43º
Genetics	Purple Haze x New Malawi Killer
Structure	Tall and thin sativa, with strong lateral branching.
Bouquet	Exotic aroma of blackberry liquour, red wine, spices, incense and wood, with citric touches. Oily and fermented background.
High	Powerful, long lasting and stimulating effect of premium quality.
Growing Tips	Green Haze x Malawi can be grown indoors, although we recommend providing her with enough space and strong light intensity to achieve the best results. Highly recommended for SCROG, horizontal or network growing due to its excellent yield in the lateral branches and its vigorous reaction to pruning. Outdoors, it produces excellent results in tropical/subtropical climates, and it can also be grown in coastal climates with warm autumn up to latitude 43º. In continental or highland climates it can be grown up to latitude 35º. We recommend moderate-low levels of nutrients for the whole cycle, especially of nitrogen.