- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Zamnesia has teamed up with T.H. Seeds to offer Banana GOAT—a collaboration long in the making. This strain is bound to blow all minds that try it. By pairing two of our finest species, Banana GOAT takes on the best parts of its heritage to showcase great flavours, aromas and special effects. All of which are packaged in a fantastic growing experience. Don't miss out only 500 available. Thanks to a powerhouse collaboration between Zamnesia and T.H. Seeds, we are pleased to be able to present you with Banana GOAT. Short for "Greatest of all-time", you might think it sounds like a cocky and boastful name—but just wait until this powerhouse of a strain is in your hands; we're sure you'll feel the same. However, like all Zamnesia collaborations, you need to act fast as these seeds are unlikely to be around for long. There are only 500 seed packs available. Without further ado, let's explain everything that makes Banana GOAT so worthy of its namesake and see why it deserves that coveted place in your home growing op. Banana GOAT: A powerful pairing of Banana Kush and Birthday Cake Banana GOAT results from a collaborative effort between T.H. Seeds and us. Bringing our best strains to the table in the form of Banana Kush (Zamnesia) and Birthday Cake (T.H. Seeds), this is a sativa-dominant strain that boasts a unique terpene profile, massive THC levels, and easy cultivation Growing Banana GOAT Whether grown indoors, outside or in a greenhouse setting, Banana GOAT will perform. As a photoperiod feminized strain, she'll require the usual levels of TLC and maintenance you would expect for a cannabis strain. However, she's effortless to manage and will serve experienced and novice cultivators alike. Taking just 8-9 weeks to flower, Banana GOAT certainly doesn't hang around when delivering the goods. While completely happy to flourish on her own, growers should not be afraid to implement simple LST and ScrOG and SOG techniques to maximise yields. Once ready to harvest, growers c