Buddha’s Sister – Soma Sacred Seeds 3 seeds

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What is Buddha’s Sister? Buddha’s Sister, is a hybrid cannabis strain celebrated for its creative and cerebral effects. Renamed to attract the Amsterdam coffeeshop market, it quickly became a favorite due to its unique characteristics and potent profile. This strain is a cross between Siddhartha and Afghani Hawaiian, resulting in a plant that offers an impressive yield and a tart cherry candy flavor. With a balanced genetic makeup of 60% Indica and 40% Sativa, Buddha’s Sister provides a harmonious blend of relaxation and mental stimulation.Notable for its tall and lanky structure, this strain thrivesusing a multi-branch growing method rather than the Sea of Green (SOG) technique. Buddha’s Sister is highly resinous, making it ideal for hash production. Its buds are silky and slippery, showcasing their greasy resin content. While its flavor is slightly less sweet than its counterpart, RecliningBuddha, Buddha’s Sister is revered for its medicinal qualities, offering therapeutic benefits alongside its delightful flavor. History of Buddha’s Sister Buddha’s Sister traces its origins to Soma Skunk V+, developed by Soma Sacred Seeds. Initially created to provide both medicinal and recreational value, this strain gained popularity for its potent effects and distinct taste. Renamed to Buddha’s Sister, it found immense success in Amsterdam coffeeshops, becoming a top-selling strain frequently in high demand.The strain’s genetics combine Siddhartha and Afghani Hawaiian, two varieties known for their robust effects and rich flavors. This hybridization enhanced its yield while offering a slightly less sweet profile than Reclining Buddha. Over time, Buddha’s Sister established itself as a staple in the cannabis world, valued for its therapeutic properties and creative high. Today, it remains a sought-after choice in both the medicinal and recreational cannabis communities. How to Use Buddha’s Sister Buddha’s Sister offers versatility, allowing users to enjoy it in various forms. I