Mexican Sativa (Sensi Seeds) :: StrainReview :: Outdoor

Harvest Time Outdoor

End of October +/- 1 Week in C^mSh^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of October +/- 1 Week in C^mSh^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of November +/- 2 Weeks in C^mHm^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of October +/- 1 Week in C^mSh^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of November +/- 2 Weeks in C^mHm^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

Begin of October +/- 1 Week in B^lSh^β climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of October +/- 1 Week in C^mSh^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

End of November +/- 2 Weeks in C^mHm^α climates at the northern hemisphere.

Begin of October +/- 1 Week in B^lSh^β climates at the northern hemisphere.

Begin of November +/- 1 Week in C^lSh^β climates at the northern hemisphere.

Climate zones according to the SeedFinder classification with actual data from 1986-2009

Growth Behavior

Bushy

Like a christmas tree

Slowly

Stretch

Strong

Sturdy

Fast

Side Branches

an average number; slightly above average length as well as ordinary strong and vigorous.

The plants of this Cannabis-Strain...

...need place and should not be placed close together.

...are tolerant to over- or under-fertilization.

...do not need much fertilizer.

...are not vulnerable to fungal diseases.

...are not susceptible to mold.

...are a good choice for beginners.

...should be supported into the flowering period. (Nets, JoJos, Bamboo-Sticks).

...do not need much care.

...are tolerant of temperature fluctuations.

...have no problems with low temperatures.

...have no problems with high temperatures.

...looks and grow more like a Sativa. (!!!)

...need a lot of room upward.

...are a good choice for commercial cultivation.

...can build pre flowers into the growth period.

...build many, thick buds on the side branches.

...respond well to the pruning of the main stem.

Yield / Quantity

The crop of this strain is slightly above average.

Buds / Leaves

The ratio of buds to leaves is slightly above average.

Bud Structure

The dried buds are little bit fluffy.

Strength / Lasting Effect

The weed affects slightly above average.

Tolerance Built

very slow tolerance education.

nonamez says

a late flowering outdoor strain, harvest the begin to mid of November （51 N）, but it has no problems with wet and cold climate, many phenos and the most sativa-ones are the best, very happy and activating high! but some other phenos are weak and have a boring hybrid-high, only 7 of 10 sprouted, one hermie, this strain does not need much nutrients, do not give them to much nitrogen! (30.12.2017, 22:06)

mokka says

greenhouse grow lat52. very late flowering.loose sativa buds.pretty mould resistant even for such late flowering. nice strong high. but really a bit too late for my liking (21.04.2013, 23:26)

GrowIt says

Just like Sensi Seeds description of the strain. Very beginner friendly, easy to grow, and will produce very large buds come harvest.

These ladies grow very large, so it would be recommended to tie them down to allow a non-Christmas tree like shape, and to allow side branching to fill out.

Finishes anytime from the end of September to mid/late October.

For the price, a very recommended strain. (18.10.2011, 23:40)

Hunor says

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Késön érö. Magyarországon október vége.De még átmehet novemberbe is. Keveset terem meg csak regular magot lehet kapni,ami a gerillásoknak nem jó hír. Esetleg annak aki szeret ásni feleslegesen a kanoknak is. (21.12.2015, 02:35)

emeraldo says

I was looking for sativa strains I could grow outdoors in Europe and harvest in November. I ultimately decided on Sensi Seeds' Mexican Sativa （and also grew Jamaican Pearl -- see separate review）. But of the 5 feminized Mex-Sat seeds I ordered, only 1 popped and this was after about two weeks of careful germination efforts. Canna-Seeds generously compensated for the 4 bad seeds, giving me 4 bonus sativa seeds of other strains. Thank you Canna Seeds!

My single Mex-Sat germinated around June 25. Vegetative period in July and August, and growth was slow at first. She was topped once in late August at about 50cm, and then flowering started September 1 with a stretch of about 100% to 100cm by harvest on November 6. Aroma is a wonderful fruity, citrus smell that grew more intense before harvest, but it was never too smelly to attract attention and blow my stealth grow cover.

I experienced no mold or fungus at all, and no pests. Mexican Sativa is truly easy to grow and is cold resistant as promised. While luckily this year the weather was sunny and warm all summer into October, when the temperatures cooled off significantly and even dropped to around 0 C in the weeks just before harvest, Mex-Sat was strong and healthy with no damage to the plant or buds right up to harvest. Her yield was good, about 80 grams cured.

So if conditions are right, Mexican Sativa will ripen slowly into November as they say, and I let her trichomes get at least 60% milky-cloudy, with about 10% amber. The resulting effect is uplifting and energizing. Not overpowering, the effect is a totally pleasant exhilarating energetic very clear-headed high at first, which then settles over into a relaxing feeling after a half hour or so. I've given this effect a strength of 7, which is "not too strong" （compared to the Jamican Pearl, which is a notch stronger）.

I will grow this strain again. It is right up there with my all-time favorites like Sour Diesel and Purple Maroc. Good weed! (19.11.2018, 15:06)

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