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Buddha's Sister

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Soma Seeds Buddha's Sister previously called Soma Skunk V+, this was renamed Buddha's Sister to suit her tendencies and advance her appeal to Amsterdam coffeeshops. What's in a name? Directly after this deliciously good weed acquired a more intriguing name, Buddha's Sister regularly sold out at the coffeeshops, and remains one of the best selling weeds available at De Dampkring.

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Soma Seeds Buddha's Sister previously called Soma Skunk V+, this was renamed Buddha's Sister to suit her tendencies and advance her appeal to Amsterdam coffeeshops. What's in a name? Directly after this deliciously good weed acquired a more intriguing name, Buddha's Sister regularly sold out at the coffeeshops, and remains one of the best selling weeds available at De Dampkring. This sibling of Siddhartha is tall and lanky. In the cross with Afghani Hawaiian, she has a considerably increased yield, but less sweet taste than her other half, the Reclining Buddha. Buddha's Sister has a flavor like a tart cherry candy, and the scent is similarly tart rather than sweet. The cannabis seeds produce buds that have a slippery, silky feel, which means an abundance of greasy resin to make into fantastic hash. Buddha's Sister even gives a lot of finger hash that you won't want to wash away after grooming plants. As with all of Soma's varieties, Buddha's Sister is medicinal quality cannabis, therapeutic for many conditions. The high is powerful, creative and cerebral in its effects. A mostly Indica variety, Buddha's Sister tends to make lots of side branches, so she is better to grow as a multi-branch plant instead of in a Sea of green. She will still thrive using a sea of green method with some attentiveness. This variety does well hydroponically, but totally organic soil methods also deliver great results. The more fluffy, loosely packed buds give this plant a resistance to mold while still delivering a pleasing yield.