Burma Myanmar Sativa

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Burma Myanmar Sativa is an Sativa from ACE Seeds und kann indoor und outdoor angebaut werden ACE Seeds ist Burma Myanmar Sativa ist/war nie als feminisierte Samen erhältlich.

ACE Seeds Beschreibung

Burma by Ace Seeds is a fantastic mostly sativa that is every landrace sativa lover's absolute dream. The strain smells deliciously of sweet cinnamon, hot pepper, lemongrass and a hint of raw mango - this is an easy plant to grow but requires a lot of patience. Burma Sativa hardly needs any fertilizer, she has no problems with mould, mildew or fungus but, as said, she requires a lot of patience! If you are looking for a really exceptional sativa and have a little patience when growing, you should definitely have this strain in the garden, Burma is really an incredibly good hemp strain of the best quality.

Located in northeastern India, Burma borders several countries: China, Laos, Thailand, Bangladesh and India, making it a natural hub for multicultural confluence. The entire country experiences overwhelmingly monsoon-based weather that is extremely humid, with moderate coastal temperatures. The eastern part of the country borders Laos, namely the Mong Hsat District, which is located in the eastern province of Shan. The cannabis plant samples acquired from this region have a very airy and fluffy texture, which seems suitable for the environment as none of the plants suffer from powdery mildew or botrytis at all.