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Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)
Type: Indica Dominant
Flowering Period: 7- 8 weeks
Climate: warm and slightly dry environment
Yield: 700 to 900 grams per-square-meters
Flavors: sweet, berry, nutty, citrus and fruity
THC Content: 17.5%
Height: Moderate
Growing Difficulty: Difficult
Strain Information
The leaves of this hybrid are small to medium and look like pop-corn when trimmed. This strain is an Indica hybrid with dense buds. This hybrid strain has a sweet and spicy aroma and will leave you with an appetizing smoke when you are consuming it.
This strain was first bred by Afghani Seeds and Extracts and has buds with hues of yellow and green with a hairy-orange pistil with a thick, sticky, and resinous structure and transparent whitish trichomes covering its flowers.
What are the Flavor and Effects of the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)?
This strain will make you creative, whether analytically, or task-based. This cannabis will leave you euphoric and energized while helping you to stay focused.
It will leave you with the energy and strength needed to be on top of your game.
This strain also helps in cerebral stimulation and has a sweet, berry, nutty, citrus, and fruity flavours. This strain will present you with sedating and calming effects while maintaining the boundary and will leave you with a relaxing and happy effect.
What are the Medical Benefits of the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)
It is medically effective in the management of depression, bipolar, and moderate stress. This strain is recommended for people suffering from mild to severe migraine, nausea, and arthritis.
Negative Effects You Can Expect from the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)
Intake of this hybrid strain can cause dizziness, paranoia, and dry mouth. This strain can also cause the following: dry, itchy eyes, and headache.
How to Grow the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck) strain?
Daily watering at least twice is recommended. For the best growth of this hybrid strain, good lighting is utilized, and a large harvest is expected after 7 to 8 weeks of growing this strain. For the first time grower of this strain, it is advisable to seek the strain’s growing information to have a large yield.
The growing of this hybrid is challenging for those planting it for the first time.
For a fruitful yield of this strain, the indoor method of cultivation is used. Daily monitoring to checkmate the attacks of pests and other herbivorous animals which reduces the maximum yield of this strain.
Type: Indica Dominant
Flowering Period: 7- 8 weeks
Climate: warm and slightly dry environment
Yield: 700 to 900 grams per-square-meters
Flavors: sweet, berry, nutty, citrus and fruity
THC Content: 17.5%
Height: Moderate
Growing Difficulty: Difficult
Strain Information
The leaves of this hybrid are small to medium and look like pop-corn when trimmed. This strain is an Indica hybrid with dense buds. This hybrid strain has a sweet and spicy aroma and will leave you with an appetizing smoke when you are consuming it.
This strain was first bred by Afghani Seeds and Extracts and has buds with hues of yellow and green with a hairy-orange pistil with a thick, sticky, and resinous structure and transparent whitish trichomes covering its flowers.
What are the Flavor and Effects of the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)?
This strain will make you creative, whether analytically, or task-based. This cannabis will leave you euphoric and energized while helping you to stay focused.
It will leave you with the energy and strength needed to be on top of your game.
This strain also helps in cerebral stimulation and has a sweet, berry, nutty, citrus, and fruity flavours. This strain will present you with sedating and calming effects while maintaining the boundary and will leave you with a relaxing and happy effect.
What are the Medical Benefits of the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)
It is medically effective in the management of depression, bipolar, and moderate stress. This strain is recommended for people suffering from mild to severe migraine, nausea, and arthritis.
Negative Effects You Can Expect from the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck)
Intake of this hybrid strain can cause dizziness, paranoia, and dry mouth. This strain can also cause the following: dry, itchy eyes, and headache.
How to Grow the Australian Boesi (Aka: Duck) strain?
Daily watering at least twice is recommended. For the best growth of this hybrid strain, good lighting is utilized, and a large harvest is expected after 7 to 8 weeks of growing this strain. For the first time grower of this strain, it is advisable to seek the strain’s growing information to have a large yield.
The growing of this hybrid is challenging for those planting it for the first time.
For a fruitful yield of this strain, the indoor method of cultivation is used. Daily monitoring to checkmate the attacks of pests and other herbivorous animals which reduces the maximum yield of this strain.
