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Reina Madre, which translates to “Queen Mother” in Spanish, was first developed by the Delicatessen Seed Bank in Spain by crossing La Reunion with an unidentified sativa and Congo #1. Queen Mother is said to have a flavor and aroma that are frequently compared to bitter herbs and spices and is known to produce large amounts of resin. Cannatonic, the renowned high-CBD strain developed by the Spanish breeder Resin Seeds, was produced by crossing Queen Mother with NYC Diesel. Queen Mother plants produce medium-to-high amounts of trichome-encrusted buds in a 55 to 65 day flowering cycle, or at the end of September if grown outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor growing environments.

The hybrid Queen Frostine from the Oregon Microgrowers Guild is a cross between the trichome-rich The White and the indica-dominant Candyland. Queen Frostine blooms for 55 to 60 days and produces hard, dense purple flowers. It also smells and tastes like earthy, syrupy grape candy.

According to online sources, breeder JB Dank Nugs probably developed Green Queen or Queen Green by crossing Green Crack and Space Queen to produce a skunky plant with about 20% THC. This harmonious indica/sativa hybrid tastes of sweet, spicy pine combined with earthy, pungent aromas (though some say it leans more toward indica). Since Green Queen/Queen Green isn’t frequently grown, growing information is hard to come by. It should thrive indoors or outdoors in a warmer climate, flower in about nine weeks, and be a reliable producer based on its genetic makeup.

Online sources speculate that the unidentified strain Fruit Loops is a four-way cross of Blue Dream, Blueberry, Grapefruit, and White Widow. With a tropical, earthy aroma, it has a sweet and spicy flavor. Fruit Loops has a short, bushy growth pattern and a dense bud structure. Even though it thrives in any environment, outdoor sunlight creates hardy plants that yield better crops and mature in late September to late October. The strain grows well when Sea of Green (SOG) is used indoors, flowering in seven to ten weeks. Large buds with dark green leaves and orange pistils grow on Fruit Loops. Blue Dream and Blueberry give it some purple coloring as well, especially if it is exposed to cold temperatures late in the growing cycle. Good yields can be expected from growers, especially when using SOG indoors or outdoors.

Peach Ozz, which is also known as Peach Oz, was developed by Team Elite Genetics growers after being initially developed by the staff at Dying Breed Seeds. The hybrid was created by crossing OZ Kush, a popular Zkittlez ancestor, and Peach Ringz, a Marionberry x Eddy OG cross. According to users, Peach Ozz has a reviving aroma of peaches and citrus that gets stronger with each sniff. Its flavors have an acidic, citrus aftertaste and taste like freshly baked peach cobbler. Both the 2017 and 2018 High Times World Cups awarded Peach Ozz the runner-up spot for Best Hybrid. Peach Ozz has little growing information available. Its rounded, fluffy, olive-colored buds with red-orange pistils and purple-tinted trichomes are thought to be a sativa-leaning hybrid. The plant should develop both inside and outside, maturing in six to nine weeks. No clones or seeds are available for Peach Ozz.

The Humboldt Seed Company created the sativa-leaning hybrid 707 Headband by crossing a Mendocino elite clone with True OG. 707 Headband has euphoric and energizing cerebral effects, according to the breeder, and smells of wood and freshly squeezed lemon. This strain has a citrus and fresh pine tree flavor profile. This strain’s THC content can range from 19% to 23%. According to reports, indoor yields can reach 500 to 600 grams per square meter, while 707 Headband plants grown outdoors have a yield range of 900 grams to 4 kilograms, or 2 to 10 pounds, per plant. The Humboldt Seed Organization offers feminized 707 Headband seeds, enabling growers to continue using the original breeder’s genetics. The 707 Headband plant, according to the Humboldt Seed Organization, has an open structure and produces dense, resin-coated buds. It can be grown indoors or outdoors, but it generally does best in a dry, warm environment like a greenhouse or a Mediterranean climate. Near the end of the 63 to 68-day flowering period, staking may be necessary due to the strain’s notable resistance to moisture. This plant produces towering buds with sugary trichomes and orange stigmas that are surrounded by dark purple fan leaves and neon green colas.

Greenhouse Seeds’ award-winning White Widow, a cross of South Indian and Brazilian indicas, was crossed with Super Skunk to create Great White Shark, also known as Peacemaker. According to the breeder, great white shark contains 80% indica and has potent, long-lasting effects on relaxation and pain relief. 14.9% THC and 0.81% CBD were found in this strain’s testing. Other online sources claim that the flavor profile of the buds is earthy, fruity, and spicy. The strain placed second in Bio, second in Best Cannabis, and first in Hydro-Seedbanks at the High Times Cannabis Cup competitions in 1997, 1997, and 2005, respectively. The Great White Shark grows quickly and bushily, and its indoor and outdoor flowering periods are both relatively brief. It produces a good yield and performs well with Sea of Green (SOG) or Screen of Green (ScrOG) techniques.

There isn’t much information online about the mysterious-sounding Abracadabra; it seems to have appeared out of thin air or been plucked from a big hat. Online sources attest to Abracadabra’s earthy, citrus flavors and well-balanced mental and physical effects, despite the fact that the strain’s breeder and genetics are unknown. Although there isn’t much information online about growing Abracadabra, it’s said to be best left to seasoned growers.

The Dutch Flowers team developed Blowfish, also called Fugu. The fish that inspired the strain’s name is a Japanese delicacy that, when prepared improperly, is 100 times more lethal and sedative than cyanide. When smoking Blowfish, users describe flavors of sweet and peppered citrus along with a tropical fruit aroma laced with diesel and incense. In order to increase the yield and flavor of the original G13, Dutch Flowers crossed a male cross of Oregon Funk and G13 with a female cross of Blue Dot and G13 to produce the indica-leaning Blowfish. The strain of blowfish requires little care and produces higher-than-average yields with little attention or nutrients. Blowfish matures indoors in about 63 days, while growers outside can anticipate a late-September harvest. Commercial blowfish are offered as seeds.

Mandarin Skunk and Citral Skunk were combined to create Rain Maker, also spelled Rainmaker by Ethos Genetics. Skunk, cheese, and nuts are the most frequently mentioned aromas of the Rain Maker strain. It is said to have a fruity, tart lemon, and pine flavor. A sativa-leaning hybrid with tall plants, long colas, and thin fan leaves is called Rain Maker. Inside, the strain can grow as high as seven feet, while outside, it can grow as high as nine feet. In nine weeks indoors and by mid-October outdoors, Rain Maker blooms. Regular topping or the ScrOG technique can help growers increase yields above 22 ounces per plant. You can buy Rain Maker as seeds or clones.