World of Seeds - South African Kwazulu
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Pack of 7 Feminized Seeds - £45.95 each (was £52.95)
A 100% Sativa strain that grows wild to the north of the Drakensberg ridge, she flowers early, has a sweet taste and a physical and energising effect.
Grown by generations of Shaka Zulus, who were one of Africa’s most significant farmer warrior tribes, legend has it that this plant was used in the battle preparations prior to the first British attack in 1879 and that her long-lasting and galvanising properties enabled the outnumbered and outgunned Zulu army to repel the enemy invaders.
One of the most resistant strains to pests and mildew, her genetics allow her to be grown indoors and outside even at European latitudes.
| Indoor Grow? |  |
|---|---|
| Outdoor Grow? | |
| Feminized? | |
| Photoperiod? | |
| Sativa Strains | |
| Height | Medium |
| Flowering Time | Medium |
| Yield | Average |
| Yield Notes | 350GR INDOOR / 450-500GR OUTDOOR |
| THC Content | High |
| Genetics | Africa X Kwazulu |
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