CRITICAL MASS REGULAR

€68.00

Tax included

Critical Mass Regular seeds by Mr Nice Seedbank revive a fantastic strain, highly valued in dispensaries all around the world over the past few decades. The blend of a Big Bud and an elite Skunk clone, results in a regular hybrid with a predominant Indica, which takes only 49 - 56 days for its flowering. This legendary strain is renowned for many reasons, including its fantastic sweet, citrus, and earthy taste, containing a THC percentage of 18%.

Being a regular strain, it is possible to yield both a male hemp plant as well as a female Cannabis plant.

Type and Genetics

Critical Mass Regular Seeds by Mr Nice Seedbank are an improved version of the old Afghan cannabis strain known as Big Bud. To elevate its quality, breeders Shantibaba and Mr. Nice decided to crossbreed it with an elite clone Skunk, resulting in a regular hybrid with predominant indica that amazed the global cannabis community.

Being a regular strain, it allows for both male (hemp) and female (cannabis) plant production.

Growth

Critical Mass grows with a sativa structure and flowers like an indica, resulting in huge, rock-hard buds.

Aroma and Flavor

The Critical Mass Regular by Mr Nice Seedbank unravels its organoleptic profile, characterized by its silkiness, citrusy sparks, and its deep forest-floor-in-autumn depth.

Effect

The Critical Mass Regular from Mr Nice Seedbank has a 18% THC content. It provides intense, cheerful sensations, transitioning to a deeply relaxing experience towards the end.

Yield

A Critical Mass Regular from Mr Nice Seedbank guarantees an extraordinary yield, considered a commercial-grade plant for this reason.

Indoor growers can anticipate a yield between 650/750g/m2.
Outdoor plantations might render harvests around 500 - 600g/plant.

Indoor Flowering

For indoor cultivation, this strain only takes about 49 - 56 days to flower.

Outdoor Flowering

In medium latitudes of the northern hemisphere, it's ready for harvest by the end of September. In most southern hemisphere countries, harvest can be expected towards the end of March.