Cherokee Lane

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Basic infos

Cherokee Lane is an mostly sativa from Beta Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±55 days) Beta Seeds's Cherokee Lane is only available as feminized seeds.

Beta Seeds Description

Cherokee Lane marijuana strain, is a crossing between Mexican Sativa and Afghani. Cherokee Lane is ready to harvest after 10 weeks to 12/12 indoors, second week of October outdoors, producing high yields, of euphoric sativa high. Cherokee Lane smell reminds you to tangie citrus fruits. This strain thanks a higher amount of nutrients to keep its green foliage.

Genetics: Selecting one of the most famous varieties of the Big Apple crossed with a selected parent looking for a short flowering.

Morphology: Cherokee Lane grows tall and strong, with large green leaves. His demeanor does not deceive, be able to support the weight of the thick buds. Remarkable size and density of its main cola accompanied by their secondary branches.

Sensory input on the nose with a clear aroma of celery just drifting in mandarin citrus. Sativa plant heritage, flowering quick and stimulating effect.

Recommendations: For other varieties, Cherokee Lane is a clear eater growing nutrients. Ama nitrogen rich soil with which to keep their green leaves. Failure to maintain the greenery production drops significantly.

Estimated production:
Indoors 600 g/m2 (600w)
Outdoors: 500 g / plant (pot 40l)

Flowering: 55-60 days

harvest:
10 weeks to 12 hours indoors.
2nd week of October outdoors.