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Hanfsamen Sensi Durban Fem (süß, kreativ, würzig)

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Hanfsamen Sensi Durban Fem (süß, kreativ, würzig)Warum Sensi Seeds Durban kaufen? Durban Feminisiert ist eine robuste Sativa mit sdafrikanischen Wurzeln. Perfekt fr den Outdoor Anbau auch in khleren Klimazonen. Die Sorte berzeugt mit schnellem Wachstum, hoher Widerstandskraft und einem s wrzigen Aroma, das Cannabis Kenner auf der ganzen Welt begeistert. Ob auf dem Balkon oder im Garten: Diese Sorte bringt pure Sativa Power mit exotischem Flair. Eigenschaften Bltentyp: Feminisiert Art: Sativa 90 %

Warum Sensi Seeds Durban kaufen?

Durban Feminisiert ist eine robuste Sativa mit südafrikanischen Wurzeln. Perfekt für den Outdoor-Anbau auch in kühleren Klimazonen. Die Sorte überzeugt mit schnellem Wachstum, hoher Widerstandskraft und einem süß-würzigen Aroma, das Cannabis-Kenner auf der ganzen Welt begeistert. Ob auf dem Balkon oder im Garten: Diese Sorte bringt pure Sativa-Power mit exotischem Flair.

Eigenschaften

Blütentyp: Feminisiert
Art: Sativa 90 % / Indica 10 %
THC-Gehalt: Mittel
Genetik: Durban Poison

Geschmack und Wirkung

Süß-würzig mit Anis & Zitrusnoten: Durban versprüht ein ungewöhnliches Terpenprofil mit Noten von Anis, Zitrus und einem Hauch von Sandelholz. Besonders bei dunkleren Phänotypen entfalten sich zusätzlich Nuancen von Schokolade und Kaffee – ein echtes sensorisches Erlebnis.

Klarer Kopf mit kreativer Energie: Das High ist typisch Sativa: wach, fokussiert und geistig stimulierend. Ideal für produktive Tage, kreative Arbeiten oder aktive Freizeitgestaltung. Die Wirkung bleibt dabei ausgewogen und angenehm, ohne zu nervös zu machen.

Anbau und Ertrag

Aussaat: April–Juni
Blütephase: 8–9 Wochen
Erntemonat Outdoor: Anfang bis Mitte Oktober
Ertrag Indoor: 350–450 g/m²
Ertrag Outdoor: 500–700 g/Pflanze
Höhe Indoor: 150–200 cm
Höhe Outdoor: bis 300 cm

Fazit

Durban Feminisiert ist eine echte Empfehlung für Fans von Sativas mit klarem Kopf, süß-würzigen Aromen und Outdoor-Ambitionen. Einfach anzubauen, schnell in der Blüte und mit einer Wirkung, die inspiriert. Ideal für kreative Geister und alle, die den Tag bewusst genießen möchten.

Hersteller
Sensi Seed BV.
Oudezijds Achterburgwal 131, 1012 DE, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
[email protected]

Für den privaten Eigenanbau nach § 3 Abs. 2 KCanG mit max. 3 blühenden Pflanzen.

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