OG Triploid Feminized Seeds
Triploid cannabis is bred using natural techniques and selective pressures.
It is NOT GMO.
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Triploid cannabis is bred using natural techniques and selective pressures.
It is NOT GMO.
Triploid cannabis is bred using natural techniques and selective pressures.
It is NOT GMO.
Triploid cannabis is bred using natural techniques and selective pressures.
It is NOT GMO.
OG Triploid is a 3-way indica/sativa hybrid strain bred by crossing OG-IBL4N, GMOS2 and Old Growth OG. Triploid strains are not Genetically Modified Organisms - please read the explanation at the foot of this strain description.
The OG Kush legend continues with the Triploid XXL version known traditionally for its potent effects and distinct aroma. It offers a combination of earthy, pine, and citrus flavours, delivering a euphoric and relaxing high. OG Kush is cherished for its reported therapeutic benefits, relieving stress, anxiety, and pain while inducing a sense of blissful tranquility. OG Kush triploid buds are dense and sticky, with vibrant green hues and fiery orange hairs. Bringing the triploid to this decades old strain really reinvigorated its potential as a commercial and most potent strain. Expect bumper crops from this lady!
What is Triploid Cannabis?
Cannabis naturally exists in nature as a diploid with two chromosomes. Through intentional breeding and a process of selection Humboldt Seed Co. has harnessed a rare phenomenon by creating tetraploid plants using a natural chemical (colchicine) derived from the bulb of the autumn crocus (colchicum autumnale). These tetraploid plants are then crossed with diploid plants, resulting in progeny bearing three chromosomes, known as triploid seeds. These improved cannabis seeds result in enhanced genetic vigour and hitherto unprecedented possibilities. Triploids are, however, 99% infertile and therefore not suitable for breeding purposes.
This groundbreaking technique draws inspiration from a natural proven method found throughout modern agriculture and is non-GMO.
In your kitchen fruit basket, you can find examples of polyploids, such as seedless watermelon, grapes, bananas, and citrus fruits.
Photoperiod strains rely on seasonal daylight changes, so harvest timing is closely tied to your local climate.
Photoperiod strains give indoor growers more control over size, shape, and when flowering begins.
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