Buddha's Sister Seeds
Buddha's Sister is a feminised, indica-reported cultivar with Afghan Hawaiian genetics and an earthy, sweet flavour profile.
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Specifications
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These details are catalogue information. A listed value is not an independent measurement or a guarantee.
A range gives a lower and an upper value. “Not provided” means the catalogue does not contain that information; it does not mean zero.
- Genetics
- Afghan Hawaiian
Flavours
Description
Cultivar profile
Buddha's Sister is catalogued as a feminised cultivar with a reported indica phenotype. Its documented cannabinoid range lists THC at 21–26% and CBD at 0%. These figures describe the supplied profile rather than every cultivar that may appear under a similar name.
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Genetics and seed type
The documented genetics are listed as Afghan Hawaiian. No additional parentage or breeding history is specified, so the lineage is best understood using that exact catalogue description.
The seed type is recorded as feminised. This is a seed classification and is separate from the cultivar's reported indica phenotype, lineage and cannabinoid profile.
Aroma and characteristics
The supplied flavour descriptors for Buddha's Sister are earthy and sweet. These terms provide a concise sensory description, but no more detailed aroma notes are documented.
- Reported phenotype: indica
- THC: 21–26%
- CBD: 0%
- Flavour descriptors: earthy and sweet
No specific effects are included in the documented facts for this profile.
Frequently asked questions
What THC and CBD ranges are listed for Buddha's Sister?
The reviewed specification lists 21–26% THC and 0% CBD. These figures describe the catalogue profile; phenotype, environment and testing can change measured levels.
How long does Buddha's Sister take to flower?
The listed flowering window is an unspecified range weeks. Actual timing can vary with phenotype and growing conditions, so use the range as a planning reference rather than a guarantee.
Which Australia conditions suit Buddha's Sister?
The reviewed profile lists no specific climate conditions and a not specified difficulty rating. Local daylight, weather, site exposure and care still influence how a plant develops.
What is Buddha's Sister?
Buddha's Sister is documented as a feminised cultivar with Afghan Hawaiian genetics and a reported indica phenotype.
What lineage is documented for Buddha's Sister?
The supplied lineage is listed as Afghan Hawaiian. No further parentage or breeding history is documented.
What aroma or flavour terms describe Buddha's Sister?
The documented flavour descriptors are earthy and sweet; no additional aroma notes are supplied.
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