ABC plants are slow growing and are for novelty/ornamental purposes and not for production. These are stealth plants. The female plants stay short and stocky, while the males stretch taller (as usual), and when topped, grow an insane amount of branches and tiny leaves.

Pleasant lemon citrus aroma and a nice covering of trichomes.

Approximate 9-10 week flowering time.

These seeds were bred outdoors and have an extra tough shell casing and are not for beginners. We tried our most tried and true method, which for us is soil-cubes under domes, like we do with all of our seed varieties, but had little luck. We then tired freezing the seeds to see if that might help. Nope. We then used sandpaper to scuff some of the seeds prior to germination. We also clipped the very tip of some of the seeds to help the water get inside the shell. Then we put seeds from each group into a cup of water, and also tried the paper towel method. The best method for us for us was clipping the tip off of the seeds and then putting them into plain water to soak, then transplanting into soil once they’ve tailed. This yielded an approximate 40% rate. Not great by any means, but all other methods we tried were even less successful. Less than ideal by any standards, but since these seeds are nearly impossible to come across, so they’re still worth offering for the serious collectors out there.

ABC seeds packs will come with 15 seeds each, rather than 12. (6-packs are not available for this variety.)