Does anyone have any info regarding MK Ultra and Hawaiian Snow 2003 cannabis cup winners? I can find a brief description of MK but nothing on Hawaiian Snow.
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The legendary G-13 crossed with L.A.'s finest, the O.G. Kush. This mix of two top notch Indica's produces very tight resin coated buds. Piney flavor, that lasts and lasts... with a truly hypnotic high, great head stash ! Winner of the 2003 High Times Cannabis Cup, Indica category.
Type: Mostly Indica
Height: 100-120 cm
Yield: 350 p.s.m.
Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks.
Have sold a few packs of her but haven't had any reports back about her yet
It was High Times Cannabis Cup, Indica category for last year but that doesnt really mean jack shit imho
As for the Hawaiian Snow, never heard of it, and i cant find anything aout her from any of the usual sources
Type: Mostly Indica
Height: 100-120 cm
Yield: 350 p.s.m.
Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks.
Have sold a few packs of her but haven't had any reports back about her yet
It was High Times Cannabis Cup, Indica category for last year but that doesnt really mean jack shit imho
As for the Hawaiian Snow, never heard of it, and i cant find anything aout her from any of the usual sources
Hi,
Hawaiian snow is a greenhouse coffeeshop breed that the owner ( to the best of my knowledge) has yet to release the seeds.
Its a very nice smoke indeed tried plenty of it in CCup last year, although i do prefer the nyc deisel for taste and effect but each to their own.
SS
Hawaiian snow is a greenhouse coffeeshop breed that the owner ( to the best of my knowledge) has yet to release the seeds.
Its a very nice smoke indeed tried plenty of it in CCup last year, although i do prefer the nyc deisel for taste and effect but each to their own.
SS
Hawaiin Snow took the Sativa cup in last years Cannabis Cup.
It is produced by Green House Seed Co but there website is pretty crap so you'll prob be better off emailing them
TBH when I was at the cup I bought some of that Hawaiin Snow and didn't think much of it, the taste I found was a bit bitter and the high wasn't too great
Maybe it's cos I was too stoned or just thats it's not my cuppa tea
Let us know how you get on bro, would be interested to see how much they are
Edit to add Stoned Skunk beat me to it
It is produced by Green House Seed Co but there website is pretty crap so you'll prob be better off emailing them
TBH when I was at the cup I bought some of that Hawaiin Snow and didn't think much of it, the taste I found was a bit bitter and the high wasn't too great
Maybe it's cos I was too stoned or just thats it's not my cuppa tea Let us know how you get on bro, would be interested to see how much they are
Edit to add Stoned Skunk beat me to it
All I know about Hawaiian Snow is it caused me to chuck a huge whitey in Greenhouse Centrum last Friday night. Luckily I didn't actually 
but apparently my friends thought it was hilarious. They both liked the snow the best.
We had been smoking White Widow until then and the snow was nicer, both in taste and in smoothness of the smoke. The high was fine right up until my stomach felt like it was on a spin cycle.
Saturday was better spent in the company of the Yellow Cab and Greyberry from Grey Area. Smoked upstairs in the Jolly Joker just people watching.
Overall the Yellow Cab was my favourite. Even made watching the rugby more bearable in a bar full of French people.
but apparently my friends thought it was hilarious. They both liked the snow the best.We had been smoking White Widow until then and the snow was nicer, both in taste and in smoothness of the smoke. The high was fine right up until my stomach felt like it was on a spin cycle.
Saturday was better spent in the company of the Yellow Cab and Greyberry from Grey Area. Smoked upstairs in the Jolly Joker just people watching.
Overall the Yellow Cab was my favourite. Even made watching the rugby more bearable in a bar full of French people.
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