Mt Cook

Mt Cook is a mostly indica variety from Kiwiseeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±55 days) and outdoors. Kiwiseeds' Mt Cook is a THC dominant variety and is/was also available as feminized seeds.

Kiwiseeds' Mt Cook Description

Mount Cook, (or Aoraki as it’s known in Maori) is the highest and most majestic mountain in N.Z and Kiwiseeds have done their best to produce a plant that lives up to its name!
Mt Cook is a mainly indica hybrid of 2 very special plants. The mother is of Afghani/Thai roots and was selected from 100’s of females in a Kiwiseeds breeding program carried out in N.Z in 1998. She was picked for her short flowering times, THC content, and compact structure as well as fruity taste and aroma influenced by the Thai genetics.

The resulting plant was brought back to Holland in clone form, and after much trial and error crossing her with various males, eventually a suitable pollen donor was found.
This came in the form of one ‘Northern Lights’ X ‘Hashplant’ used in a previous hybrid from Kiwiseeds called ‘Milky Way’.

"Mt Cook" comes with all those familiar indica characteristics. Lovely deep-green leaves, short thick, stems and branches, fat pungent buds simply coated in snow-like crystals.
The smoke is heavy and stony, almost paralyzing! Although a little longer than some Indicas, Mt Cook has a reasonable flowering time, and good yield making it a great indoor plant.

Genetics: Indica 80% Sativa 20%
High: Heavy stoned
Flowering: 50 - 60 days
Height: 50 - 100 cm
Yield: 400 - 500 grams per m2
The yield of Kiwiseeds - Mount Cook ® is about 400 - 500 grams per m2.
Medical: High THC / High CBD
Climate: Cool and Temperate

Kiwiseeds - Mount Cook ® won the first prize at the cannabis cup.

One medical user provided personal experiences about the medicinal values of Mt Cook from Kiwiseeds and specially it seem to help with Nausea and Vomiting, Pain, Psychiatric Symptoms and Autoimmune Diseases and Inflammation. Please find more information about the medical effects and the dosaging of Kiwiseeds' Mt Cook here at our detailed medical info page for this variety.

• Mt Cook »»» {Afghanistan x Thailand} x {Northern Lights x Hash Plant}
• Afghanistan x Thailand
  • Afghanistan »»» Indica
  • Thailand »»» Sativa
• Northern Lights x Hash Plant
  • Northern Lights
    • Purest Indica
      • Afghani
        • Afghanistan Probably Indica »»» Indica
  • Hash Plant
    • Hash Plant
      • »»» Hash Plant x {Hash Plant x NL #1}
      • Hash Plant x NL #1
        • Hash Plant
          • USA, Kalifornien »»» Indica
        • NL #1 IBL
          • »»» Purest Indica x Afghani probably from Neville IBL
          • Purest Indica (specified above)
          • Afghani probably from Neville (specified above)
      • Hash Plant (specified above)

Map of the Mt Cook Family Tree

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

Phat Freddy

Mt Cook x Hash Plant

Sugar Baby

Mt Cook x Lowryder #2 ^Probably

Aoraki 13

Mt Cook x G13

Map of the Mt Cook Descendants

If you are with a big screen and not browsing with your mobile, check out our dynamic family tree map with all known hybrids of Mt Cook! (but this maybe will need some time to load all the data!)