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CBD: 0.40%
THC: 19%
Seed Type: Feminized
Type: Indica-dominant hybrid
Yields: 13oz - 21oz (350g - 600g)
Climate: Temperate, Sunny Mediterranean
Genetics: Secret Hybrid x Ginger-Ale x Afghan
Environment: Indoors, Outdoors
Harvest period: October
Flowering period: 8 - 10 weeks
Growing difficulty: Easy
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Genetics and Common Effects of Snow Ripper Seeds Feminized
Snow Ripper is an Indica-dominant strain that contains 19% THC and 0.4% CBD. So, it is famous for its potent calming effects and a strong cerebral high it can produce. The variety was born out of genetic experimentation with a secret hybrid strain, Ginger Ale, and Afghan weed.
Cultivation Tips and Challenges
Feminized Snow Ripper strain seeds grow into small, compact plants susceptible to mold and mildew. Besides, they are not that tolerant to plant diseases, so you should buy Snow Ripper seeds only if you have prior cultivation experience. The plants flourish in temperate, sunny, and Mediterranean climates and are ready to flower in 8-10 weeks after germination. The most optimal harvest time is October, and an average Snow Ripper plant may give 350g-600g of dense, potent buds.
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User Reviews 14
Well-suited to cooler climates, less maintenance, good yield.
Resistant to pests, ideal for outdoor growing.
I was amazed by the buds they produced.
slow germination rate
As an expert grower, I can confidently say that Snow Ripper is one of the best strains I have grown. It has an amazing flavor profile and the dense buds are covered in trichomes. The yield was impressive, and the plants were easy to maintain.
I had a negative experience with Snow Ripper, unfortunately. The plants grew very slowly and the buds were small and lacked potency. The flavor was disappointing and didn't live up to my expectations.
As a newbie grower, I was nervous about trying to grow Snow Ripper. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to grow. The plants grew quickly and were very forgiving of my mistakes. The buds have a fruity taste and a nice high that isn't too overwhelming
the plants grew rapidly
When I planted Snow Ripper, I wasn’t sure what to expect. As it turns out, this strain was incredibly rewarding - both in terms of yield and quality. With proper conditions, these plants grow fast and hardy, resulting in thick, sticky buds drenched in resin
Snow Ripper, also known as Frost Ripper, is a great strain for those looking for a high thc content and a relaxing high. The buds are covered in a thick layer of trichomes, which makes them look like they are covered in snow. The taste is earthy with a hint of citrus, and the high is perfect for unwinding after a stressful day
I planted Snow Ripper Seeds, but they took an incredibly long time to germinate and didn't produce a very high yield. The buds that did grow were also of mediocre quality.
I've been smoking for years and this is definitely one of my favorite strains. The high is relaxing and euphoric, perfect for unwinding after a long day. The buds are dense and sticky, with a sweet and fruity aroma. Highly recommended!
definitely worth trying out.
My first impression when I saw the seeds was that they looked really healthy and vibrant. I planted four of them in the ground and waited for the seedlings to sprout
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