Boston Bob
Here you can find all information about the cannabis breeder Boston Bob. We've collected data about 17 Cannabis Strains breed by Boston Bob Click on the strains to find more informations, pictures, reviews, comparisons and sources for a variety - and/or check out the Breeder Info here at the page to find out more about Boston Bob. Its also possible to visualize all Boston Bob strains together with all their Parents or Hybrids with our dynamic maps - check it out!
les souches de Boston Bob
| Nom de la souche | Période de floraison | Patrimoine de souche | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BooPr | Boston Bob | 73 | mostly sativa | Only female |
| Cap Fish | Boston Bob | 65 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Cecil's Green | Boston Bob | 63 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Chilake | Boston Bob | 63 | mostly indica | Not feminised |
| Chilavender | Boston Bob | 60 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Cuban Black Haze x Panama Red | Boston Bob | 90 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
| Fish Piss | Boston Bob | 65 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Frosty Fish | Boston Bob | 65 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Frosty Mac Fish | Boston Bob | 65 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
| Lavender bx + | Boston Bob | 60 | mostly indica | Not feminised |
| Lemongrass Lo Mein | Boston Bob | 63 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| Logi | Boston Bob | 75 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
| Mac Fish | Boston Bob | 65 | indica / sativa | Not feminised |
| MacRed | Boston Bob | 70 | indica / sativa | Clone only |
| Mac Red Haze | Boston Bob | 95 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
| Panama Red Death | Boston Bob | 90 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
| Wild Thai Buddha | Boston Bob | 70 | mostly sativa | Not feminised |
Plus d'infos sur cet éleveur
My experience started in the early 70’s with Panama Red, Acapulco Gold, Mexican Brick and in 1972 a sinsemilla I still remember. Having my interest reawakened in 2016 I have actively sought out genetics that I think can be used to produce outstanding results.
I did not invent the plant and believe that most genetics are the result of other people’s hard work, And I’m confident that through a rigorous selection process and well-defined crossing methodology I can share some outstanding plants.
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