OVERDOSE

Breeders used a particularly resinous subspecies of the classic L.S.D. strain with a concentrated pungent odor. The second parent was an indica hybrid, the exact name and origin of which the creators of Overdose preferred not to disclose — only its large size, sweet smell, and powerful parameters are known.

Overdose combines the genetics of the rare Skunk #1 phenotype, which is now rarely found on the market, and Mazar, the most stable marijuana strain in the history of breeding. Critics and experts have welcomed the new product with praise and predict that Overdose (like its parent strains mentioned above) will surely be a winner at the Cannabis Cup.

When it started flowering, the cannabis grew rapidly and its smell intensified. The white hairs contrasted so brightly with the rich green color of the foliage that, at the pre-flowering stage, Overdose could be mistaken for a semi-satellite hybrid. As the flower mass grew, the bushes gained volume, and without training, additional supports may have been needed to prevent the stems from bending. In closed ground, breeders had to provide active aeration, inspect the inflorescences for rot, and reduce the level of air humidity. Fortunately, Overdose showed strong immunity, which protected the planting from fungal diseases, insect parasites, viruses, and other troubles.

The ripening bushes were abundant with all shades of green and yellow spots, and luxurious crystal clusters sparkled on top. The smell of cannabis combined many shades — damp earth, cinnamon, fresh fir resin. By the way, this is one of the most resinous strains in the entire Divine Seeds collection!