Trilogene Seeds Hasbulla Feminised Seeds

Hasbulla Feminised is an exceptional cannabis strain developed by Trilogene Seeds. It is a hybrid variety created by crossing Lemon Cherry Runtz with Cheetah Piss. This strain offers an enticing combination of good yields, rich flavours and scents, high THC content coupled with a well-balanced set of effects.

Cultivation:

Hasbulla Feminised exhibits a sturdy structure during cultivation, producing neon green buds with purple shades. These buds are adorned with vibrant yellow and orange pistils, complemented by golden-amber trichomes. 

When grown indoors, Hasbulla Feminised has a relatively short flowering time of 63 days. This allows for a reasonably quick turnaround for indoor growers with good yields. Outdoor cultivation in the northern hemisphere can yield an impressive yield of 450 to 900 grams per plant. These generous yields make Hasbulla Feminised an attractive option for both indoor and outdoor growers. Hasbulla is an exceptional strain that offers cannabis enthusiasts the opportunity to discover unique phenotypes from which to select a favourite.

Flavours and Scents:

Hasbulla Feminised tantalises the taste buds with its delightful combination of caryophyllene, limonene, and humulene terpenes. This unique blend creates a flavour profile that is both spicy and citrusy, with subtle undertones of hops. The resulting taste is a harmonious fusion of earthy and zesty notes, delivering a truly pleasurable experience for cannabis connoisseurs.

In terms of scent, Hasbulla Feminised buds exude a rich perfume. The sweet pine scent takes center stage, mingling with hints of pepper and subtle notes of cinnamon and diesel. This aromatic profile adds an extra layer of appeal to the overall cannabis experience, making Hasbulla Feminised a treat for the senses.

Effects:

Hasbulla Feminised boasts a THC content ranging from 20 to 25%, ensuring a potent experience for consumers seeking a balanced high. With no CBD content but a CBG content of 1%, this strain primarily delivers psychoactive effects.