KC36 from KC Brains

KC36
Region European Strains - Holland and Switzerland
Type Indica/Sativa
Origin Holland
Breeder KC Brains
Specifications  KC, Heaven's Stairway-Catalogue Updated: 2002-09-16
They start to flower immediately after you turn the lights to 12/12 (about 5 Days). Flowering time app. 50 days.

Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor ~ Flower: 6-8 weeks ~ Average Height: Apr.. 75 cm ~ Yield: up to 175gr.

Outdoor ~ Harvest: End of Sept. ~ Flowering: 6-9 weeks ~ Average Height: 1.75m ~ Yield: up to 900gr.
 
Comments  KC, Heaven's Stairway-Catalogue Updated: 2002-09-16
More production for every square meter! We keep the parents of this successful product a secret. K.C. 36 is a short stocky plant that produces giant buds and is very productive. A true THC bomb.
 
  agent oranje Updated: 2003-01-28
unquestionably unstable. seven planted, six germinated, one died as a seedling. two females came out of the five which remained. all of this done in an indoor soil grow, 430watt son agro.

of these two females, i kept one to finish. when pre-flowers appeared, it was probably 6 weeks into vegging on 18/6, extremely compact growth with dark green indica-like leaves. the female i tossed was a lanky sativa dominant phenotype, which looked plagued with deficiencies but got everything it needed. it was just sickly.

i call the female i kept the "superbush." the canopy is among the densest i've ever seen. i still haven't flipped it over to 12/12, and its at 12 weeks flowering right now... but, it looks like its a week or so into 12/12. i'd be amazed if this wasn't an excellent yielder.

despite the strain's instability, the potential for an excellent plant or two is very great. for breeding purposes, look elsewhere... i doubt you'd ever get consistent offspring with one of these as a parent.
 
  the widows son Updated: 2003-01-28
Man I got some kc36 from kc brains.I veged them about a month.I got 4 females.I stared them with some clones and some skunk no.1 .The skunks were finished 2 weeks ago.The kc 36 are no where near finished.They are some big buds on them but to long its been 10 weeks!All 4 plants look the same all have big buds.
 
  Baron Updated: 2003-01-28
I grew KC 36 from KC Brains, it is a very unstable strain, out of 30 seeds I got 2 good plants, I could discern 3 "varieties" one has very fluffy Buds and small calyxes, this one you can forget. Another one has extreme big calyxes but very few. The "real one" has big calyxes and extremely big buds and is a very good yielder.

One of the good plants tends to get Bud rot cause of the massive Buds, the other is not so tight. Take care that the mothers do not start flowering, give them 20 hours light, my most promising plant just started flowering under 16 hrs light. Resin production is only strong in some plants. The real one should have a honey like smell. Cant think of anything else right now.

I am not sure myself if I should keep them, I got the seeds as a present. I would not buy a strain that is unstable like this myself- cause I might even have been lucky that I got the 2 good plants - you might buy 20 Seeds and it is all crap, and you don't catch the "hybrid vigor" super plant. I suspected from the look and feel of the good ones that they might be Jack Herer stolen from Sensi and being F2 Hybrids from commercial Sensi F1 Seeds they are more unstable than Jack Herer, and J.H. is very unstable. But its just a guess.

Yield is very good - High is good. If you decide to try this strain out look out for a mother with these huge fat flowering growths where each flower or calyx is really fat, and the Colas are fat. Leaves do get resinous but not as much as with other varieties like NL or WW. Look for resin production and big calyxes. If you choose the Kush you get a stable strain-but yield is mediocre. The KC 36 high is between Indica and Sativa, but nice no sativa "thinking in circles". few things are nice very fast start of flowering, explosive bud formation, short flowering period, high yield.
 

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