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Description
Dream Machine is a 60% indica plant, bred from crossing Afghan, Indian and Brazilian strains, that gives excellent yields and a very good THC level from medium-sized plants. Yields are substantially increased, and height restrained, by pinching the tops out which makes the plants grow extremely bushy with many budding sites.
In this way it's possible to get more than 1000 gr. (1 kilo!) per plant outdoors without exceeding 100 cm. in height. Indoors yields of 600 gr/m2 are quite possible in a flowering period of 9 weeks. Outdoor growers will be cropping in the middle of October in northern latitudes. Buds are rock-hard and sticky as anything. At 19% THC and 1.6% CBD this is a sweet smoking knockout strain that is highly-prized by medical marijuana patients who use it to control and alleviate symptoms of stress, pain, anxiety, and insomnia.
Characteristics
| Breeder/Brand | Heavyweight Seeds |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Seeds THC |
| Genetics | Afghan x Indian x Brazilian |
| Variety | Mostly Indica |
| Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
| Sex | Feminised |
| THC Content | 19% |
| CBD Content | 1.6% |
| Yield | Indoors: 600gr/m2; Outdoors: 1000gr per plant + |
| Plant Height | 80cm - 100cm |
| Grows | Greenhouse, Indoors, Outdoors |
| Flowering Time | 63 days |
| Harvest Month | Mid-October |
| Medical Conditions | Anxiety, Insomnia, Pain, Stress |
| Medicinal Properties | Good medical marijuana strain. |
| Taste / Flavour | Sweet |
| Effect | Body, Physical, Powerful |
About Heavyweight Seeds
Heavyweight Seeds started in mid-2008, when their team visited a local cultivator who had obtained incredible results from his latest crop. They purchased clones of his mother plants and bought them back to Spain with them.
The resulting strains created of the cross between the aforementioned mother plants was truly mid-blowing. To preserve these special phenotypes more efficiently, Heavyweight Seeds decided to create their own gene pool. It took about a year to ready their products for the market and create a brand, which has become Heavyweight Seeds.
Heavyweight Seeds put much of their focus on creating strains with incredible resin production. Their genetics produce a return in resin between 10% and 20% grown under normal conditions with generic nutrients.
Heavyweight Seeds use extreme germination methods during the breeding process. They put the seeds in places where humidity and temperature variables are adaptable, forcing them to germinate in poor conditions. They then work with the plants that have passed the first stage. This selection process guarantees that the individuals Heavyweight work with will produce seeds that can germinate anywhere.
The philosophy of Heavyweight Seeds is simple; they only breed strains with high production (flowers and resin) and strong effects. If a grower wants a product of the highest quality and bountiful crops, they needn’t look any further than the Heavyweight Seeds range.
The library of seeds that Heavyweight Seeds has created is expanding all of the time but some of their classic, original strains remain favourites with their customers. Their 2Fast 2Vast is one of the most popular auto flowering strains on the European market right now and is set to make waves in the USA soon. Regarding photoperiod strains, the delicious trio of Dream Machine, Fruit Punch and Strawberry Cake are the most popular and many customers return to Heavyweight Seeds to grab these strains in particular.
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