Ice

Ice is a mostly indica variety from Bulk Seeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±56 days) and outdoors. Bulk Seeds' Ice is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.

Bulk Seeds' Ice Description

Although our collection demonstrates the richness in variety of strains and genetics, for any taste, any conditions, any parts of the world and for any level of fitness as a grower, you will find in Bulk Seeds a suitable for you strain. But we didnt have such universal strain like ICE in our catalog. For crossing we have chosen the most tough, hardy and powerful genetics - Afghan, Skunk and Northern Light.

From Afghan, a landrace from the Mazari Sherif area of Afghanistan, ICE took short flowering, so you can get a high yield in a minimum terms. From Skunk ICE inherited a classic exterior features: compact size, which allows it to fit in the limited area a lot of plants, dark green thick leaves, good lateral branching, good calyx to leaf ratio that doesnt allow for the spread of mold but helps fro easy manicuring. And from Northern Light ICE got almost no smell, only a little notes of mint tea. Mature ICE is completely covered with drops of trichomes, in which THC content up to 23%. The effect in pleasant, waves of relaxation through the body and no adverse effects such as paranoia, dry eyes and tachycardia.

Genetics: Afghan x Skunk x Northern Light
Harvest: High
Height: Medium
THC: High
KBD: High

• Ice »»» ICE
• ICE
  • »»» Afghan x Skunk #1 x Northern Light
  • Afghan
    • Afghan
      • Afghanistan »»» Indica
  • Skunk #1
    • Skunk 1
      • Skunk #1
        • »»» {Afghanistan x Colombia} x Mexico
        • Afghanistan x Colombia
          • Afghanistan »»» Indica
          • Colombia »»» Sativa
        • Mexico »»» Sativa
  • Northern Light
    • Northern Light
      • Northern Lights
        • Purest Indica
          • Afghani
            • Afghanistan Probably Indica »»» Indica

Map of the Ice Family Tree

Click to show all parents of Ice in our dynamic family tree map.