Chandra, Hindu god of the moon often known as Soma brews a drink also known by the name Soma. It is said to give everlasting life and a blissful intoxication to those who drink it and Chandra brews it for his fellow gods and men alike. Thank you Moon.
I decided to breed one of my two beloved Morganas, the Cherry Black Morgana with her gorgeous rocket ship structure and gassy musk with a betel nut leaf bottom note and cherry wine middle….mmm drooling a little. And of course that now well known “what was I talking about” goofy grinning laugh in a dentist’s chair happy Morgana high. Blending her with the pure rocket ship sativa of the Coot’s Special will bring us some heavy yielding fat colas filled with incredible nose and taste bud penetrating aromas and flavors. Expect a terp explosion on this one with a ridiculous high. Morgana will bring a lot of resin to the mix and the Highland Thai Kerala CS 3l is no resin slouch itself so this should be a good’un.
Presumably shorter flower time on this one than some of the other crosses but this specific Morgana can ripen all the way from week 9 until easily week 12 when she goes from green bud meat to purple. Expect some of the prettiest cannabis you’ve seen.
Cherry Black Morgana (Morgana Prototype) x Coot’s Special 3
Morgana (prototype) is (Cuvée f2 x Rubyjack f2) I used a brother to the Rubyjack f2 father that became the father of my first public line.
Highland Thai Kerala CS 3. Like any old seeds there has been some confusion on the lineage of these. There’s a chance that the Kerala is actually a Sri Lanka, and there’s even a chance that this strain is a Sri Lankan Thai Afghan cross. Until or unless I get these tested we may never know for sure. But I got them from Coot’s hands in a parking lot in Clackamas Oregon so I can promise they are actually cannabis seeds.
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Chandra, Hindu god of the moon often known as Soma brews a drink also known by the name Soma. It is said to give everlasting life and a blissful intoxication to those who drink it and Chandra brews it for his fellow gods and men alike. Thank you Moon.
I decided to breed one of my two beloved Morganas, the Cherry Black Morgana with her gorgeous rocket ship structure and gassy musk with a betel nut leaf bottom note and cherry wine middle….mmm drooling a little. And of course that now well known “what was I talking about” goofy grinning laugh in a dentist’s chair happy Morgana high. Blending her with the pure rocket ship sativa of the Coot’s Special will bring us some heavy yielding fat colas filled with incredible nose and taste bud penetrating aromas and flavors. Expect a terp explosion on this one with a ridiculous high. Morgana will bring a lot of resin to the mix and the Highland Thai Kerala CS 3l is no resin slouch itself so this should be a good’un.
Presumably shorter flower time on this one than some of the other crosses but this specific Morgana can ripen all the way from week 9 until easily week 12 when she goes from green bud meat to purple. Expect some of the prettiest cannabis you’ve seen.
Cherry Black Morgana (Morgana Prototype) x Coot’s Special 3
Morgana (prototype) is (Cuvée f2 x Rubyjack f2) I used a brother to the Rubyjack f2 father that became the father of my first public line.
Highland Thai Kerala CS 3. Like any old seeds there has been some confusion on the lineage of these. There’s a chance that the Kerala is actually a Sri Lanka, and there’s even a chance that this strain is a Sri Lankan Thai Afghan cross. Until or unless I get these tested we may never know for sure. But I got them from Coot’s hands in a parking lot in Clackamas Oregon so I can promise they are actually cannabis seeds.
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