- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 70 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Genetics | Speed Queen x Early Heirloom Sativa
Type | sativa-indica
Cultivation | indoor/outdoor/greenhouse
THC | medium-high
High | uplifting, expansive, social, giggly, relaxing
Aroma | sweet, incense, rose, hash, rosemary
Flowering time (indoor) | 65-75 days
Harvest time (outdoor) | end of September-mid October
Yield dry (organic) | 400-500 gr/m2; 850+ gr p.p. outdoor
Plant height | medium-tall
Lazy Hippie (aka "Horsepower") is a cannabis variety lovingly crafted for maximum enjoyment and is another great addition to the Mandala Seeds outdoor-north collection. Suitable for beginners or experienced marijuana users, this low-maintenance strain can be effortlessly grown indoor and outdoor. The powerful effect boosts creativity and keeps you inspired without any of the negative side-effects normally associated with other Sativa-leaning strains, such as anxiety or palpitations. Both phenotypes of this beautiful old school cross have instant recognizability. The super frosty buds and smaller leaves glisten with trichomes. While 'Majoon‘ flowers with orange pistils, the Sativa-leaning 'Joplin' phenotype has stunning lime-green and ivory colored pistils – the longest we’ve ever seen on a cannabis plant. Bud quality is top-notch, with golf ball sized buds even at the bottom of the plants. This strain's low odor during flowering makes it ideal for stealthy cultivation. In fact, the plants have so many outstanding traits its a long list to fill (see the top features bottom of page).
Lazy Hippie thrives in organic soil gardens, and with quality soil you can expect great results. This is a nutrient-efficient (ie. economical) plant and a prime choice for guerilla growing and other demanding outdoor locations. In hydroponics a low-medium EC range is best. Indoors the plants are versatile and grow well under low light, although we do recommend 400W/m2 HPS during flowering as a standard for cannabis cultivation. SCROG and other low-stress techniques can be used for the 'Joplin' p