Bigaradine

Bigaradine: a potent and unique terpene profile Aficionado French Connection created this variety from a cross between two of the most terpene-rich varieties in their catalogue, Orange Sorbet （Sangria x （Cherry Noir # 18 x Sorbeto ） was used as a mother and Ztarbust （Zkittlez x Agent Orange） x （Forbidden Fruit x Pineapple Thai BX） was used as a pollen donor after a long breeding period. This cross is a hybrid with Sativa dominance, but is still easy to control despite a fairly significant stretch during the flowering phase. Do not hesitate to apply different cultivation techniques in order to develop the secondary branches and thus improve the harvest which can amount to as much as 600g per m² indoors. It will respond very well to the SCROG technique. Indoors it will be ready to harvest after 9 weeks flowering, which is relatively fast for a Sativa-dominant hybrid. Outdoors, the harvets can take place from September to October, depending on the phenotypes cultivated and the conditions of cultivation. Bigaradine: resistant and high-yielding Outdoors, Bigaradine is very resistant to mould and will need supports to hold the weight of the buds during flowering. Regardless of the growing conditions, Bigaradine will begin to develop flowers very soon after the change of photoperiod and the heavy resin production will quickly make the buds look like they've been dipped in oil. Cannabis concentrate lovers will be delighted with this hybrid, and its intense concentration of terpenes and the yield will make it a safe bet, whatever type of extraction is being carried out. The flavours are a balanced blend of overripe fruit, dominated by mango and orange peel with hints of anise and lemon juice upon exhalation. The effects when consumed are a perfect equilibrium between Indica and Sativa, with a clear cerebral high complemented by a heavy bodily relaxation. Characteristics of Acifionado French Connection's Bigaradine: Regular cannabis seeds Genetics: （Orange sorbet x Ztarbust）