Ice Cream 5 u. fem. Paradise Seeds

Type: 60% Indica / 40% Sativa. Flowering time: 55-60 days indoors. Early October outdoors (northern hemisphere). Yield: 500 g. per m² indoors. +700 g. per plant outdoors. Optimal conditions: Indoors. Outdoors, between 50º (northern hemisphere) and 50º (southern hemisphere). Effect: Trippy, both head and body. Flavor: Vanilla, Skunk, pineapple. THC: *** CBD: * The name comes from the smoothness that makes Ice Cream a winner among growers and smokers worldwide. Why the Ferrari label? Because once this plant clicks into gear, it takes off like a red racing sports car, fast and furious. And what a ride! This is one of our new generation strains, bred with the original classic line to produce a plant with its own identity. When we launched this special strain on the market, it was an instant hit, more than earning the taste buds of the High Life cup judges, who voted it into their top 3 for two years. We spent our time breeding this beauty. The result is a plant that adapts perfectly to indoor grows thanks to its fast and healthy growth (8-9 weeks of flowering), and a general lack of stretching. This makes it an ideal choice, being a multi-branched plant, and it also develops spectacularly when grown in a Sea Of Green (S.O.G.). Outdoors, Ice Cream may not be the highest yielder, but it is still popular among growers looking to benefit from its Indica strength. It adapts well to regions as far north as Canada, the UK, and the Netherlands, but it thrives best in the south: the sun brings out the best in its resinous buds. Indoors, Ice Cream produces a copious amount of trichomes, very close together. Their heads align like rows of a regiment, and they shimmer with the glow of resin. The ice cream you always wanted, awaiting a palette of flavors with vanilla and pine, while the aroma is pure and traditional Skunk. It remains a popular choice: among growers who enjoy super potent growth, and among smokers who relish the power of a turbo Indica to accompany them through the night. * 3rd prize winner Highlife Cup 2009 (Bio category)