The Cannabis Breeder's Bible (24 page)

Paradise Seeds are showing themselves as a new 21st Century world leader in cannabis breeding. Just have a look at some of the goods on display here.

This Indica strain, Durga Mata, is a hybrid of two Shiva strains that was continued for its high THC content. Paradise Seeds even suggest breeding this model. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Paradise Seeds recommends Durga Mata for breeding. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

You will find Nebula everywhere for obvious reasons. It is a nicely potent, mostly Sativa with a very sweet and hashy taste. Nebula means “starcloud.” Bred by Paradise Seeds in 1996 and a Cannabis Cup winning strain. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

A wonderful mostly Sativa variety, abundant in growth, with a mix of tropical fruit flavors. The branching pattern makes her ideal for pruning. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Observe the pinnacle of breeding with Sensi Star. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Sensi Star is a great indoor plant, producing powerful, resinous, and very compact buds. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Sensi Star is an excellent choice for any breeder. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Named for the heroic woman in The Thousand and One Nights, Paradise’s Shererazade will take considerably less time than the title implies, growing in about 56 nights. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Sheherazade reveals her Afghani-Kush traits in appearance and other growth indicators, but the one-quarter Sativa shines through in the quality of the high, which is dynamic and long lasting. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

A tall plant of fine sativa quality, Dutch Dragon has superb yields from long sticky colas. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

The aroma is very fruity and sweet, as is the taste. The buzz is a lasting high that increases an appetite for music and pleasure. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

Outdoor fields of fat mother plant populations bask in the sunshine and cool off at dusk, flowering mostly at night. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.

When we talk about ‘large selection’ populations we mean something like the kind that Paradise Seeds work with. Photograph by Paradise Seeds.