Birds Of Paradise

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Basic infos

Birds Of Paradise is an mostly sativa from Dynasty Seeds and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±67 days) Dynasty Seeds's Birds Of Paradise is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Dynasty Seeds Description

Lineage: Kali Snapple x Blue Heron
Flowering Time: 60-70 days

With over 12 years of accumulative efforts invested into the development process, Birds of Paradise has an incredibly unique terpene profile that has kept us on the edge of our seats. Both parents were bred and selected based mainly upon medicinal values, which makes this strain very effective for multiple conditions of patients.

The mother of this strain is our Kali Snapple （Pineapple/Snowbud x pre 2000 Kali Mist）. She expresses tropical smells of pineapple/fruit, which blend excellently with undertones of fuel and skunk. Most of these traits have been passed onto the offspring.

Birds of Paradise has an enticing tropical/fruity smell that serves growers well as an easy to grow medical strain. The high is thought provoking and borderline psychedelic, which should be handled with care.

Blue Heron was the male used, and he contributes a beautiful terpene profile ranging from blueberry/fruit/rose/ incense. The blue heron also sped up the boom time and added another level of resin to this hybrid.

Large plants, colorful blossoms and tropical/fruity/fuel smells will be found throughout the gene pool of the Birds of Paradise. Trichome coverage is above average and on some plants will look like optical illusions when they are ripe.. （Immense trichome coverage skews perception）. Faster phenos leaning towards the Blue Heron have also proven to be amazing plants for outdoor growers.

Enjoying the natural beauties of the “Birds of Paradise” is inevitable, when a treasure trove of terpenes wait tantalize your senses.