Bruce Banner - 5 cannabis seeds

Bruce Banner is one of the first of the modern American classic strains that took the European cannabis community by storm. This cultivar, known for many years, is a cross between OG Kush and Strawberry Diesel (Strawberry Cough x Sour Diesel, from the Reservoir Collective) that produces a very potent cannabis cultivar with a THC content of up to 30%. This cultivar shocked the cannabis community as one of the first popular hybrids with such a high THC percentage. Hence its name: Bruce Banner is a name taken from a fictional superhero—The Hulk. Just like the giant green monster, Bruce Banner cannabis is simply enormous. Bruce Banner is a slightly indica-dominant strain with some sativa-like effects, making it a striking specimen. Its large size and production of a mass of green, fatty flowers also influenced the name of this cultivar. It is undoubtedly a true Hulk among the cannabis family.

With a predominantly indica genetic makeup, Bruce Banner's Kush and diesel genetics are all about effects and yield. The pungent aroma is everything serious cannabis enthusiasts look for in their plants. The euphoric, forehead-melting effect is delivered with citrusy, earthy, and Kushy aromas. One too many Bruce Banner hits can cause serious couch-lock, so it's not a strain for beginners. Therefore, the wide range of effects will satisfy a wide range of users, and Kush enthusiasts, in particular, will enjoy Bruce Banner immensely.

In terms of cultivation, Bruce Banner is relatively easy to grow. With a touch of sativa, some phenotypes can stretch to a large size during flowering, but with a little topping or low-stress training, you can keep their size at bay. She thrives on plenty of nitrogen during growth and CalMag during flowering. Therefore, Bruce Banner is a relatively easy strain to grow. This girl really stinks. Proper odor control in your room is essential. Due to her massive trichome production, Bruce Banner is also a favorite among hash, resin, and concentrate producers. For anyone with a little patience, the good news is that Bruce Banner will finish flowering in week 8-9. Some phenotypes finished around day 56-58 with fully developed trichome glands.

Due to its high THC content and other cannabinoids and terpenes, Bruce Banner can be used medicinally to treat all kinds of chronic pain and central nervous system disorders. However, it should be noted that Bruce Banner should be used sparingly and is not really recommended for less experienced users.