Big Hawaiian

Big Hawaiian Marijuana Seeds

Strain ratings
5/5
Strain Profile
THC
18- 21%
Yield
Average
Type
Indica
Flowering Period
49 - 70 days
Climate
indoor/outdoor
Growing Difficulty
Moderate
Height
Short - medium
Flavors
Chestnut, earthy, spicy

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Big Hawaiian Marijuana Seeds Information

The combined genetics of Hawaiian Sativa and Big Bud are an awesome match. The former gives it energetic and uplifting high. The latter lends its ability to create big colas. It has inherited all of these traits and its colas have unique peach hair. It has a relaxing characteristic that is suitable for both recreational and medicinal purposes. 

It is recommended for night time consumption. You can expect the strong potency of Indica from this strain. It’s a strain that would be convenient for commercial growers to cultivate.

What are the Flavor and Effects of Big Hawaiian?

The flavor of this weed is composed of chestnut, earthiness, and spiciness. It delivers a soaring cerebral high and it has a strong impact on the body. Then deep sedation comes next and it would take you to Dreamland. 

What are the Medical Benefits of Big Hawaiian?

It is one of those strains that can be used to treat epilepsy and seizures. It can boost one’s appetite so it can be a natural remedy for eating disorders. It can easily put a person to sleep so it can treat insomnia too. 

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Big Hawaiian

It can give its users cottonmouth and red, dry eyes. They’re just minor adverse effects that can be countered by drinking plenty of water or fluids. 

How to Grow Big Hawaiian?

This plant can thrive within the outdoor and indoor plantation. It must be protected from molds, diseases, and pests. You can plant it in classic soil medium or hydroponic system. The main nutrients that it needs are phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen. Growers should regularly monitor the plants to detect damage in an early stage so a solution can be applied immediately.

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