so as i was searching nirvana for strains i want to grow this season outdoor i came across full moon part of their sativa section. it says it is possible to get 1 to 1.5 kilos off it. of course i wouldnt get that much but even half of that would be astounding. has anyone grown this? does it really get that large of a yield?!
full moon strain?!?
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ganjamayne
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It says it yields 350 to 450 but only with a sea of green
mayhem8324
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I just planted this strain myself, and would like to hear growing experiences/smoke reports. Wanna know what to kinda expect....
raa
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Congratulations you have planted my favorite strain to date! Full moon is simply amazing
Its the most unique strain and high I've had a chance to experience
The white strain originated from Southeast, Asia
flowering period is 12-14 weeks
yields about 350-500 Grams
Its predominantly sativa
The taste: The taste is mouth watering
taste like juicy fruit gum with a little spicy hint to itBuds are very fat and dense with large colas
Its by far the best sativa strain I've came across, Its high is so different from any strain I've ever smoked. Its a Calm, Collective, relaxing, creative, content, uplifting high that will have you being able to complete your daily task. This does not mean that its weak,
I've heard of a lot of people getting a very unique almost visual high from this strain this doesn't mean that its gonna make the walls melt, but it makes colors more vivid and gives a nice glow to everything.
Its a very weird strain who knows maybe it produces an extra alkaloid that no one knows about that makes it that much more trippy.
every review I've read, states that they experienced a very trippy cerebral visual high I believe that this strain has a very good chance of being in a cannabis cup So crossbreeders get your parrents ready to make a baby!! this ones a keeper!!!
It's true that old school Southeast Asian varieties like true Thai often have a Delta-9 leg on the THC molecule frame that other strains lack. It is believed that this alteration of the THC in those plants makes for a very psychedellic or extra trippy aspect to the high much like you describe. The only undesirable aspect of growing such strains is the very long flowering period that can seem to go on forever before they finish. Sounds like somebody worked in some genes that helped phatten up the buds to yield heavier than most Asian varieties that are usually fluffy, airy and thin.
