ABC Australian Bastard Cannabis Photo Regs (5 Seed Pack)

*No guarantee on these seeds. Please see description below

Australian Bastard Cannabis is an extremely rare, hard to find cannabis heirloom. The leaf morphology is like no other on Earth! This cross is ABC ‘Subterfuge’ x ABC landrace heirloom. Plants will grow up to have the crazy leaf morphology known only to Australian Bastard Cannabis!

ABC plants are slow growing and are mostly for novelty/ornamental purposes and not for production. These are fantastic specimen plants for stealth grows. The female plants stay short and stocky, while the males stretch taller (as usual), and when topped, grow an insane amount of branches and tiny leaves.

Pleasant lemon citrus aroma and a nice covering of trichomes.

Approximate 10-11 week flowering time.

These seeds are extremely hard to germinate (the hardest we’ve ever come across), so are not for beginners. This is likely due to the extra tough shell casing. We tried our most tried and true germination method, which for us is soil-cubes under domes, like we do with all of our seed varieties, but had little luck. We then tired freezing the seeds to see if that might help. Nope. We then used sandpaper to scuff some of the seeds prior to germination. We also clipped the very tip of some of the seeds to help the water get inside the shell. Then we put seeds from each group into a cup of water, and also tried the paper towel method.

For these particular seeds the BEST METHOD OF GERMINATION for us was clipping the tip off of the seeds and then putting them into plain water to soak, then transplanting into soil once they’ve tailed. This yielded an approximate 40% germination rate. Not great by any means, but all other methods we tried were even less successful. There is something about these seed shells that makes them extra tough to crack open, so IT WILL TAKE AN ADVANCED GROWERS BEST TRICKS to get just a few seeds to pop out of a pack. Less than ideal by any standards, but since these seeds are nearly impossible to come across they’re still worth offering to the public.

*Please note that these seeds can take up to 20 days or more to germinate, so do not give up on them too soon.