Sugarloaf

Sugarloaf by Cannabiogen has so much resin that it will allow you to do the best extractions of hashish in terms of quality once you've completed the cutting and the trimming. This hash differs from other types since it won't let you feeling sleepy. Sugarloaf is the mixture of a Sativa Colombia and an Indian plant called Capricho plus a Pakistani strain that gives it an extra indica touch.

Indoors, this plant will behave somehow differently since its quite tamable if we bend it or prune the main stems or intertwine them in a SCRoG. There are several valid systems to grow sativa plants and get up to 400g per m2 with about 9 plants under 600W lamps. When Sugarloaf blooms becomes full of flowers and leaves are sparse. Buds are quite heavy at the tips so you might ant to consider tutoring the plants if you want to avoid frights and prevent branches from cracking. The sativa part contributes with the effect and is also responsible for the size of the colas of buds, while the indica side increases the vigor of the trunks and thick branches and shortens the flowering to 75 days indoors. (In the past, previous versions of this strain tend to feature 90-100 days of bloom).

Outdoors, it adapts well to any climate in the Iberian Peninsula, though it'll yield more where the climate is warmer and sunnier. Productions can be up to 300g per plant by mid-October. The cross with a plant native to Colombia has given it resistance to pests and fungi, making it more resistant than other strains with the same features. The calyx/leave ratio is very well-balanced so that manicuring tasks of our Sugarloaf will be quite simple.

Its effect is very cerebral and lucid. 5 minutes after smoking it, you'll feel "awaken", which makes it ideal for every day. The smoke is very dense while flavours are very tasty and remind of cedar or palosanto wood.

• Sativa/Indica: 50/50%
• Flowering: 10 weeks indoors. Beginning of October outdoors.
• Height: 1-1.2m indoors. 1.8-2.2m outdoors.