Hercules

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Basic infos

Hercules is an mostly sativa from Colorado Seed Inc. and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) Colorado Seed Inc.'s Hercules is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Colorado Seed Inc. Description

Hawaiian Urkle or “The Fork” x Rugburn OG are the foundation of this strain. Breeding with Gupta Kush greatly reduced the number of phenotypes, while retaining Hawaiian Urkle’s amazing ability to help ease anxiety and pain, and increase focus. The cross also introduced new elements that make this a well-rounded high. Invigorating, but without raciness, its increased potency and added body buzz make this a heavy hitter.

Buds are lime green, with an almost bluish hue and the smell and taste is unique, strong and delicious – perhaps most similar to a Durban Poison/Kush blend.

Most phenotypes finished in their eighth week though a few preferred going into their ninth. To boost yields, multi-top and give them a little extra time in mveg.

Genetics Hawaiian Urkle x Gupta Kush
Strain Type Hybrid
Sativa/indica % 60/40
THC % 29%
Yield Good
Bud Density Average
Flowering Time 8-10 weeks
Height/stature Average
Grow Ease Intermediate
Nose/smell/taste Durban Poison/Kush Blend
User Experience Very strong sativa-leaner. Energetic and stimulating. Unique and noteworthy sativa taste.
Grow Tip A few phenos preferred going into the 9th week, whereas most finished in the eighth. Multitopping and a little extra veg time will really boost yield.