Himalaya Snow

Himalaya Snow is a 90% sativa hybrid, emerging from the cross between two wild Nepalese sativas (Annapurna and Kathmandu) and a hint of Kali Mist. This breed yields two main phenotypes. The first resembles traditional Nepalese charas plants with tall, elegant stature and asymmetrical branching, but with improved resin distribution across leaves near flowers. The second phenotype leans towards a modern sativa/indica blend with a noticeable Kali Mist influence, characterized by a more robust structure and denser flowers.

The hybrid’s terpene profile is complex, offering a sweet, fruity aroma with a touch of charas. Its cannabinoid content is notably high, with up to 15% THC and significant CBG levels, attributing to a potent and high-quality psychoactive effect. Himalaya Snow is particularly suited for outdoor cultivation, thriving in a wide variety of climates and exhibiting high resistance to cold, rain, and mold.

Strain Summary:

• Seed Packs: 10 seeds, 5 seeds
• Type: POLY HYBRID
• Format: Regular
• Sativa / Indica ratio: 90 % sativa / 10 % indica
• THC: 14.7 %
• CBD: 0-0.03 %
• CBG: 0.76 %-1.73 %
• Flowering indoors: 10-12 weeks
• Flowering outdoors: End of October / Early November
• Yield: Average
• Resistance against spider mites: Average-High
• Resistance against powder mildew: High
• Resistance against botrytis: High
• Resistance against white fly: Average-High
• Resistance against cold: High
• Resistance against heat: High
• Latitude: 0º-45º
• Genetics: Specific crosses between Nepal Annapurna and Nepal Mist.
• Structure: The Nepalese phenotype produces tall plants with lanky structures, asymmetrical branching, long nodes, and thin pure sativa leaves. The Kali Mist influenced phenotype has a more modern sativa/indica hybrid structure, with a sturdier build, slightly wider leaves, and shorter height.
• Bouquet: Suggestive sweet and fruity terpenes reminiscent of strawberry yogurt, banana, milk, with a bittersweet undertone and a Haze touch. The aroma is faithfully and intensely transferred to the palate, with a Nepalese charas incense like finish when burned in many specimens.
• High: Cerebral, expansive, and extremely clean, expanding consciousness and the senses. Physically very energetic and revitalizing, psychologically clean and motivating, driving you to get up and stay active without needing rest.
• Terpene profile: Very high to high content of beta myrcene, high in alpha pinene, and moderate in trans-ocimene, beta pinene, and limonene, with small amounts of linalool possible. Sesquiterpenes: moderate to high content of beta-caryophyllene, followed by moderate to low amounts of alpha-humulene, with small amounts of alpha-bisabolol, trans-nerolidol, and guaiol possible.
• Growing Tips: Very suitable for SCROG, horizontal or network growing due to its excellent yield in the lateral branches and its vigorous reaction to pruning. Recommends low-moderate levels of nutrients for the growing stage, moderate of PK at the peak of floral production in mid-flowering. Not recommended to use flowering stimulators to avoid the possible risk of hermaphroditic tendencies at the end of flowering.