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KING'S JUICE  X  RUDERALIS

KING'S JUICE X RUDERALIS

R700,00Price

60% SATIVA - 40% INDICA

THC: 26,87% CBG: 0,6% CBD: 0,14%

GENETICS
Mimosa x King's Kush

EFFECTS
The effect are perfectly balanced for an all day smoke, with a nice uplifting head buzz, the body stays
light and active and the taste stays in the mouth for a while after exhaling, creating a great sensation
and satisfaction feeling.

INDOOR
Flowering Cycle: 9-10 weeks
Yield: Medium - High

OUTDOOR
Harvest: Mid October
Average Height: 150 - 180 cm
Yield: 700g/plant

AWARDS
Not yet introduced.

PRODUCT INFO
The King’s Juice is a combination of two of Arjan’s favorite terpene profiles. On one hand, our
selected Mimosa from Symbiotic Genetics, which has those deep floral perfumes that the king loves
so much, and on the other hand our famous King’s Kush, with its citrusy potency.
What came out is an outstanding plant with a beautiful coney/piney type of growth and a long main
cola that will grow a bit higher than the sides and allow the secondary branches to make a beautiful
crown around it.
The plants will have quite a stretch during flowering time—you can expect them at least to double in
size during the first weeks of flowering, with steady branches and vigorous growth.
The flowers have an amazing smell that balances perfectly the floral of the Mimosa with the extra
citrusy/earthy touch of the Kush ancestors, which gives us an amazingly complex fragrance that
resembles some kind of fresh fruit juice, alongside some beautiful colors at the end of flowering,
most of the plants will take some beautiful reddish/violet hues toward the end of flowering, which
makes it a very beautiful plant once it is covered in trichomes with the colors of fall: an amazing
sight.
The effects are perfectly balanced for an all-day smoke; with a nice, uplifting head buzz, the body
stays light and active and the taste stays in the mouth for a while after exhaling, creating a great
sensation and feeling of satisfaction. The most expressed terpenes are Myrcene, β -Humulene, and
Valencene.

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