Alaskan Ice Seeds
Alaskan Ice, a hybrid of Haze and White Widow is a potent Sativa-influenced strain. It boasts of an intensely high THC level and its highs deliver a knockout punch that seasoned stoners will find fascinating. The strain also has a remarkably high CBD potency that comes in handy for coping with a host of physical and mental health issues. It is a heavy yielding breed which requires a specific level of farming experience.
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How to grow Alaskan Ice Seeds pot plants?
Alaskan Ice, in sharp contrast to its name, does not grow well in icy or frosty settings but thrives in warm environments. It is so named because of the white crystalline resin whose tinge resembles frosty whiteness.
Indoor vs. outdoor growing
If you’re patient enough to wait for 63-70 days, you’ll be rewarded with a high yield ranging from 24oz-28oz (680-793g) from every sq. meter indoors. When farmed outdoors, the buds are ready to be picked by middle to late October where every plant yields buds weighing 28oz-35 oz (793g-992g).
Feeding
The plants thrive best in 15-gallon pots and bags that are replete with a judicious blend of organic nutrients.
Grow techniques
If massive yield is what you’re aiming for, sow the seeds in a SCROG or LST setting. Since the plants grow very fast attaining a height of nearly 10 feet (outdoors), make sure you feed them heavily.
Recreational use
If you’re a hardcore stoner, you can easily guess the psychoactive effects that a strain with a THC level of 24% can have on you. Moderate tokes will keep you elated and ecstatic without locking you on the couch.
Side effects
- Uplifting
- Sociable
- Euphoric
- Energizing
- Giggly
- Stimulating
Medicinal use
Physiological
- Chronic pain
- Fatigue
- Headache
- Inflammation
- Migraine
Psychological
- Bipolar Disorder
- Depression
Taste & aroma
The essences your nostrils will take in while inhaling the vapors include a dash of cedar, pine, and black pepper with hints of spice, earthiness, and hash that are carried over as aftertastes.
