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Ladyburn 1974

By Mark Wunder | June 03, 2012 23:50:22 PM PDT

Classification: Indica (50%)/sativa (50%)

Parents: Jack Herer x Ice Dream

Growing Environment: Indoor/outdoor/greenhouse

Garden Skills: Beginner

Flowering Time: 9 - 10 weeks

Yield: Heavy

Height: Medium

THC Content: 21%

CBD Content: 0.11%

Medical Uses: Chronic pain, depression, anxiety, insomnia, multiple sclerosis, chemotherapy

Breeder: Greenhouse Seeds

Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: When I first saw this bud at the dispensary I knew I had to have it. Huge buds of extremely fragrant and pungent danky smell. The effect is powerful and feels slightly more than 50% indica.

Ladyburn 1974 was not named for the year in which she was bred, but rather after a fine whiskey favored by the breeder. This hybrid strain offers buds that are large, chunky and completely frosted with trichromes.

If you’re a beginning grower looking for a high-yielding, extremely potent, deliciously flavorful strain that flowers in just 9 to 10 weeks and is a 50/50 hybrid, then Ladyburn 1974 is probably just the strain for you. This lady will do very well indoors as well as outside or in a greenhouse, and only requires about 2 to 3 weeks of vegetation.

The flavor from the Jack Herer parentage definitely shows through with a danky, peppery flavor that lingers on your taste buds for a while. Eighths of this strain will typically run around $50 to $60 at most clubs. What are your waiting for, go grab some now.

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Ladyburn 1974 4.07 out of 5 based on 3 ratings. 4 user reviews.

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Guest | May 21, 2012

I'm growing this in my garden right know, just one plant to try it out, i know i've to let it flower for 9-10 weeks, and it says 2-3 weeks vegetation, does it matter if the vegetation is longer? because i've been letting it grow from seed to 0.65cm plant, and i think it's still pretty small, or will it grow more during the flowering phase?

Greetz from Holland,

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Guest | Dec 6, 2011

it loves roots organic potting soil. It has nice fat leaves with extreme serrations. moderate feeder, clones very well with dip and grow. only thing thats confusing to me is the genetics. it says its indica dominant when jack herer is and always will be a 100% cannabis sativa. quality smoke anyways, I imagine there is some instability in its phenos do to the feminization process. FEMINIZED SEEDS ARE RUINING GENETIC MAKEUP. SO DOES AUTOFLOWERING "RUDERALIS" GENETICS.

Kushie Q | May 11, 2011

It was really cool to look at and the smell was pretty decent, the high for me was too body buzzy when I was needing a mental boost. But if you are looking for the fuzzy body feel it will work great.

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sbsdewb | May 9, 2011

This is one of my favorite buds to grow because i love the way they look and how fast they seem to grow

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