Holy Grail Kush (DNA Genetics), 6 feminised seeds

Holy Grail Kush by DNA Genetics : A unique strain and a true highlight from DNA Genetics.

Holy Grail Kush by DNA Genetics is a cross of the two-time Cannabis Cup champion, Kosher Kush, with the multiple champion OG #18. The resulting Holy Grail Kush benefits greatly from her rich heritage, making her perhaps one of the best cannabis strains around. This strain has an extremely short flowering time and delivers high yields. The strain is easy to grow and will enchant you with its delicious and flowery aroma. The taste is fruity with a slight undertone of coffee.

Perfect genetics with strong indica dominance. It makes a powerful and strong indica high and is also popular for medicinal purposes, e.g. sleep disorders, stress, anxiety, nausea or pain.
It gives a strong, powerful indica high that washes away the pain without turning you into a sofa zombie. That said, it can easily catch you off guard if you're new to smoking weed and is best smoked at night or when you have nothing to do for the rest of the day. The potency makes it a good choice for medicinal users. This is the pinnacle of indica hybrids, delivering a relaxing, pleasant weed, as well as relief from pain, anxiety, stress, insomnia and nausea.

Holy Grail Kush is easy to grow and suitable for beginners as well as experienced growers. With careful supervision from a loving grower and good environmental conditions, she delivers incredibly high yields. She produces huge, resin-covered buds that give off a very strong and intense aroma.

Holy Grail Kush is suitable for indoor, outdoor and greenhouse growing. The plants grow to medium size and you can expect a yield of around 500-650g/m². She is a true winner that has and will impress numerous professionals and growers. An easy-to-grow plant that you should try once, because it will surely bring you more than pleasure.

Awards:
Holy Grail Kush won 1st place for best hybrid at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2011 and 2nd place for best indoor strain on hyrdro culture at the Spannabis Cup in 2012.