Seventh Heaven

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Basic infos

Seventh Heaven is an mostly sativa from JustFeminized.com and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±49 days) JustFeminized.com's Seventh Heaven is only available as feminized seeds.

JustFeminized.com Description

Take your garden to heaven in just seven weeks!

This strain is our latest achievement and we are proud to bring it to market. The Seventh Heaven has been given its name not just because the cannabis plants flower in seven weeks. This strain will produce very fine quality skunk that is worthy of its name guaranteed. The plants grow very vigorously and produce buds that are resistant to mould as the buds allow some airflow just watch that humidity as they can get very fat and with very fat bud you get a higher chance of natural spoors that can contaminate a crop.

The Seventh Heaven female cannabis seeds will grow to a short or medium height and have a similar but slightly smaller stature like The Ultimate by Dutch Passion. The only problem we found with The Ultimate is that it flowers in 12 weeks and grows a little out of hand. This marijuana strain grows slightly smaller, a lot faster and produces a very worthy crop of high THC and really delicious smoke. We have these feminized cannabis seeds in short supply at the moment but our green fingered horticulturist friends are working on the next batch as we speak.

Seventh Heaven will respond very well to being topped to give a nice even canopy and does especially well with a 9 plant per meter ratio or 1.2 meter is optimal.