Fat Banana
- Artikel-Nr.: RQ00169
This unique variety combines some interesting features. Especially the potency is extremely high and that’s why Fat Banana becomes a true THC monster. The cross between OG Kush and Chiquita Banana is known for the sweet and fruity banana aroma. The sticky buds will be loved by experts and “Kush” lovers. In the end the effect can be described as relaxing and is supported by a really amazing taste combination.
| Feminized or regular: | feminized |
| Autoflowering oder Photo: | no autoflowering |
| Type Indica/Sativa: | 50% Indica 50% Sativa |
| THC content: | THC high |
| CBD content: | CBD low |
| Package size: | 1 Seed, 3 Seeds, 5 Seeds, 10 Seeds |
| Feminized or regular: | feminized |
| Autoflowering oder Photo: | no autoflowering |
| Type Indica/Sativa: | 50% Indica 50% Sativa |
| THC content: | THC high |
| CBD content: | CBD low |
| Package size: | 1 Seed, 3 Seeds, 5 Seeds, 10 Seeds |
Royal Queen Seeds is amongst the fastest growing cannabis seed companies in Europe. After building up many years of experience in growing cannabis seeds in the Netherlands, they decided to launch their own line of cannabis seeds and are now able to offer you quality feminized, autoflowering and medical seeds at a good price. They have a great selection of feminised, autoflowering and medical seeds for you to choose from. Royal Queen Seeds is offering a good selection of high quality cannabis seeds at fair prices. Whether you are looking for an Indica, a Sativa or an autoflowering strain (containing Ruderalis genetics), they have something for every cannabis lover’s taste. All of their seeds are feminised, meaning you’ll have no male plants to identify and remove - so you can concentrate on raising the bud producing female plants. Their wide selection includes many Highlife Cup and the High Times Cannabis Cup award winners. Among them, classic strains like White Widow, Shining Silver Haze, Northern Light and Amnesia Haze. They also offer world famous strains such as OG Kush, Critical and Skunk #1.
