Scoopski F2

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Scoopski F2 is an Ruderalis/Indica/Sativa from Night Owl Seeds und kann indoor, outdoor und Gewächshaus angebaut werden (Wobei die Pflanzen eine Blütezeit von ±80 benötigen) Night Owl Seeds ist Scoopski F2 ist nur als feminisierte Samen erhältlich.

Night Owl Seeds Beschreibung

• F2 Hybrid Limited Edition
• 65/35 Sativa/Indica
• 75-85 days from sprout
• 2-4 ounces average

After much demand the Scoopski F2 have arrived! Expect beautiful large bushes with heavy branching and an ample amount of bud sites running up them. Offering an incredible bouquet of flavors ranging from hazey berries to gassy lemon citrus, these flowers are sure to impress! With slightly cooler temperatures the foliage will fade to a deep, dark purple that accentuates the high levels of white resin creating an almost glowing effect. These make for fantastic evening enjoyment, aiding in stress relief when used in moderation, and verging on sedative when over indulged. Great for pain relief, relaxation without the need for concentration, and causing the munchies. You've been warned!

These have been tested in some less than ideal environments by less than ideal growers and have absolutely shined! They are very forgiving from early on and their resistance to bud rot is unrivaled in my experience. If you are an outdoor grower with humid conditions then these are definitely worth a shot. I should also mention again that these can get large. They do enjoy a heavy feed and you should be prepared with stakes late in flower to support their hefty bud!