Big Tooth

Genetics and Plant Characteristics

• Genetically: composed of Afghan, Hawaiian Sativa, and Nepalese Hash.
• Medium-sized plant with internodes: between 8 and 12 cm.

Growing Information

• Indoors: Flowers in 8-9 weeks, yielding up to 900 gr/m2 under a 1000W HPS light.
• Outdoors: Flowers in 9-10 weeks, can yield up to 1000 grams per plant. Exhibits good resistance to pests.

Aroma and Flavor

• Burned: A woody, spicy, and herbal flavor with notes of rose and blossoms.
• Unburned: A very spicy and chemical scent, reminiscent of chili peppers and hot spices.

Appearance

• Features large colas with medium density, large calyx, and long hairs. Dried buds have a brownish hue.

Effects

• The high is intense and complex, with a fast onset and short duration, balancing effects between the body and the mind. It can cause irregular waves of energy and couch-lock.

Medicinal Uses

• Currently under evaluation. Known to stimulate appetite and act as an antidepressant.

Additional Information

• The Big Tooth grows fast with vigorous branching and good resistance to pests, mold, and cold temperatures.
• Buds are irregular and pear-shaped with a penetrating smell.

Strain Summary

• 40% SATIVA – 60% INDICA
• Afghan x Hawaiian Sativa x Nepalese Hash
• Medium plant height with internodes averaging between 8 and 12 cm
• 8-9 weeks flowering time indoors, up to 900 gr/m2 yield
• 9-10 weeks flowering time outdoors, up to 1000 grams per plant yield
• Woody, spicy, herbal taste when burned
• Spicy, chemical scent when unburned
• Large colas with medium density and brownish hue when dried
• Fast onset of high with a short duration
• Intense and complex high, balanced between body and mind
• Medicinal qualities being evaluated
• Fast-growing and vigorous plant with good resistance
• Irregular, pear-shaped buds with a penetrating smell
• Starts with an indica effect and evolves into a giggly high
• Used for appetite stimulation and as an antidepressant