Strainger Seeds
Aquí podrás encontrar toda la información sobre el criador de cannabis Strainger Seeds. Hemos recopilado datos sobre 2 cepas de cannabis criadas por Strainger Seeds (1 de estas cepas obtuvieron opiniones de los usuarios de SeedFinder, con una calificación promedio de 10 sobre 10.). Haga clic en las cepas para encontrar más información, imágenes, reseñas, comparaciones y fuentes de una variedad, y/o consulte la información del criador aquí en la página para obtener más información sobre Strainger Seeds.
cepas de Strainger Seeds
| Nombre de la cepa | Cultivador | Época de floración | Herencia de cepas | Feminized |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulp | Strainger Seeds | 63 | mostly indica | Not feminised |
| Skunk Hammer | Strainger Seeds | 63 | mostly indica | Not feminised |
Más información sobre este criador
Strainger Seeds officially came to fruition in 2021, over a decade after the founder and his college roommate at the time began growing in their respective New Orleans bedroom closets in 2009 with seeds from Sannie and Big Buddha shipped from Amsterdam and the UK. There was a very severe risk growing near the Ninth Ward in New Orleans before decriminalization, but Strainger and his roommate were enthralled with the plant like nobody else they had met before, and risked everything on multiple occasions just to learn the tiniest detail about cannabis, or attempt to be at just the right obscure place at the right obscure time - both completely successful missions. After coincidentally meeting Wiz Khalifa and Berner while running beers at The Howlin' Wolf, and being （incredibly politely） turned down by Wiz on a hit of some dank Jack Herer, Strainger just KNEW his eye for the 'it factor' was more sharp than most, and kept marching to the beat of his own drum in the shadows of forums and close friends and family who fostered his unwavering drive to grow, and shape his understanding of what and why he was growing.
Fast forward to moving back to Massachusetts in 2011, Strainger had continued his cannabis journey in all areas, and grew strains in illegal attic and basement grows such as Big Buddha Blue Cheese, Big Bud, Sannie's Jack, Killing Fields #7, Skunk #1, Blue Dream, and Chocolate Thai until he felt like he knew them like the back of his hand.
After proving successful with maintaining the eye for growing through changes in lighting technology, seed availability, the transition from 'OG' to 'IG', legalization, and eventually working in the legal market, Strainger decided to start his own Craft Cultivator Farm and continue living his dream one day at a time. And so the story continues....