Dr. Greenthumb Seeds, Canada
Indica-Dominant
Genetics: Iranian Landrace Selection
Iranian Autoflower (IAF) from Canadian breeder Dr. Greenthumb is an Iranian landrace that yields in a way that many auto-flowering plants do not, and by that I mean enormously. IAF produces 100 to 200 grams per plant, and is harvested in June in Canada, making this a ridiculously fast crop. Dr. Greenthumb has managed to capture the high yield characteristics of Iranian landrace plants, and has compacted them into an incredibly fast growing, auto-flowering plant that growers worldwide are recommending.
With such pace, this plant has to get its energy from somewhere, so it will need a lot of light. IAF grows to about 40 inches in height, has a flowering time of about 90 to 100 days, and the plant is ready for harvest after 6 weeks of flowering. This plant grows fine outdoors from seed, but you can also start the plant indoors and plant it outside in the spring.
IAF nugs offer a creeper-type stone. It begins with a euphoric, social high that many find quite uplifting, and then evolves into a very happy, body stone that can help you relax after a long day. If you’ve ever had an Iranian landrace strain before, you’ll know the hashy taste that we all love for its unquestionable potency and reliability, especially for medical patients.
no you start them indoors put then outside around june1 and harvest sept 30 or before first frost. most yield 3 to 5 onces if left to grow on there own with proper watering and nutrients we see plants that are close to six feet and yield 1 to 1.5 pounds of weed. it is not a 90 day plant it takes a full four months to grow and allow the tricombs to mature. this is if your growing in southern alberta.
ReplyDeleteThis guy surely is not from south Alberta and of course you can leave it to grow on its own until september or later for a much bigger yield but all you will get is a dramatic change in the cannabinoid profile from the one it is intended for. This book's review is the closest i've read from the real thing. Thumbs up doc for this amazing strain!
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