Friesland from Canadian Breeders
| Friesland | ||
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| Breeder | Canadian Breeders | |
| Descriptions | - | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| Originally listed in the Super Sativa Seed Club catalogue as Friesland Indica M33. |
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| Specifications | - | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| Given ideal conditions, upwards of 2 pounds per plant, outdoors can be expected. Good for indoor or outdoor cultivation. Friesland is known for it's cold resistance, great for growing in the northern hemisphere. Harvest outdoors in late September. |
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| Comments | - | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| Kept alive and strong in the province of Quebec, and passed amongst growers since the 80's. Friesland is a big branchy plant, with a load of sticky, smelly buds. |
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| bakednfried | Updated: 2003-03-13 | |
| uh you made an error in this strain... it's not friesland, it's freezeland, it's indeed a very popular strain in our province of quebec... but stupid kids are overdoing it trying to sell 1g for 10$ , it would be nice for that price, but the problem is, their selling .5g for 10$ HA... and FREEZEland would explain it's resistance to coldness.. cuz here in kebek its damn cold |
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| phree | Updated: 2003-04-03 | |
| no mistake in the title. The strain originates from a province in Holland called Friesland! THE NAME IS CORRECT! I've read varied yields between a few Ounces and 2 pounds. Anyone grown this and know what it actually yields? |
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