Paisley

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Basic infos

Paisley is an indica / sativa from Unknown or Legendary and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±68 days) Unknown or Legendary's Paisley is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Unknown or Legendary Description

Durban Poison X Raw Glue... Adds gassy funk of the GG4 to the Durban Poison, along with the Cherry Soda flavor of Black Cherry Soda that poked thru from using Pink 2.0. It grows tall and bushy, and is a perfect mix of the 3 strains crossed. Fast and bushy like Durban Poison, but tall like GG4, and the nodes stack closer because of the tightness and vigor of the Pink 2.0 You won't find a plant that produces more or stronger terpenes. Beautiful purple flowers, big and chunky. You can pull it at 8 weeks and it will be green and nice, but the colors come through between 9 and 10 weeks and it swells even more. Bred in Monterey / Seaside California by LeeJ Counsell, but popular in the region of Southern Oregon. This strain is easy to grow. Gets big fast. Does well in all environments, inside, outside, and greenhouse. Hydroponic and organic. It can handle heavy feeding, extreme cold and heat, and will not disappoint. Originally called Sticky Pink Poison, there were 4 good phenos that were kept out of 40 seeds popped. 16 were female. Most of them green, a couple pink varieties, and then 1 purple. The purple pheno produced less than the rest, but was the best. This ended up being called the Paisley pheno, named after LeeJ's daughter. The other phenos were sent to Washington state, but the Paisley pheno was kept and the name Sticky Pink Poison is now the strain variety. LeeJ still has a batch of the same original seed stock of Sticky Pink Poison, as unpopped seeds but will only give out the clones of Paisley.