Brazil

Brazil cannabis seeds are those born in parts of South America. Also known as South American landrace strains, plants boasting of Brazil genetics are hardy and adapt to any climate. Found growing wild in the depths of the Amazon, the plants grow naturally tall and display sativa-like characteristics. Unfortunately, you cannot find many hybrids consisting of South American cannabis genetics, but if you are lucky enough to find them, you can certainly expect some heavy-duty plants producing high yields. Although Brazil genetics plants grow like sativas, they produce effects very similar to indicas. In fact, it’s common to experience heavy sedative effects with levels ranging from 18 to 23 percent. Strains produced with Brazil genetics tend to grow amazingly well in warm climates due to their origins. The plants grow to monstrous proportions when grown outdoors, but the growth can be curbed using training techniques indoors. Make sure you provide big containers to these plants because they not only grow vigorously but are voracious feeders as well. The flowers remind of wild forests exuding tantalizing aromas. Dried buds also smell sweet like wild blossoms growing without inhibitions. Due to their thick, sticky resin, the buds are perfect candidates to extract concentrates. Medical cannabis users can utilize the power of extracts such as BHO, Hash oil and Rosin to gain quick relief. Strains containing Brazil genetics naturally contain high levels of cannabinoids, and they are perfect to be used as is. Nausea, cramps, and pain become a thing of the past due to these highly effective strains that relieve many kinds of illnesses in a short period of time. Despite such powerful genetics, the plants don’t take a lot of time to complete their flowering cycle. Some strains take as little as 9-10 weeks in their flowering period as soon as they are switched from their vegetative phase. Whether grown indoors or outdoors, it’s a guarantee that you’ll stack fresh buds drenched in resin in no time!