- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
This marijuana strain has a dominant indica characteristic. Night Stalkerz is a hybrid from a strong combination of male Grape Gorilla and female Head Band cutting. This weed plant grows taller than other indica strains and is good for super cropping. It also grows and adapts well to outdoor growing method. Night Stalkerz has high THC level content and its stout buds are coated with heavy resins. This weed strain can produce an impressive good yield of 4 to 8 oz of strong marijuana. The flowering time takes 10 weeks and the pot gives a heavy stoned high and puts you to a good and restful sleep. It has sharp fuely sour taste. This superb marijuana genetic creation can please even the most exacting marijuana smoker. Night Stalkerz is a delightful treat to both experienced and first time growers. It can make your growing cycle an enjoyable and rewarding experience. I'd first heard about "Headband" from a friend in Vancouver, They were having huge difficulties "gett'n stoned" with what was available from the Compassion centers (not surprised )around that area. They called it "Headband 707" having to do with an area code. I sent them a few ozs of my flagship strain Buddha Ballz Kush believing that it was the strongest herb we'd come across at that time. Of course you couldn't get any of the HB beans to begin playing with. The same was true with OG Kush, which to me was like the Holy Grail at that time. They were talked about but simply not to be found. With the OGK, it was a clone only strain, cuttings were being passed around by some breeder, one never really know which cutting they were gett'n, or what it might grow. If one tries to follow any genetic creation tale, one always ends up back in Colorado, with a group of mountain bikers sharing their exceptional dank with newbees. Or, it goes to the Dead concert in 91, where between an oz and a pound were exchanged, seeds extracted (herm seeds, by the way) and so it begins. JJNYC has shed some light on what happen after i