Captain Future Feminised Seeds (Anesia Seeds)

Anesia's Future #1 has been tested several times at over 37% THC and has since become a hit among dispensaries.

It was clear to Anesia that this was just the beginning of their journey and after numerous iterations, they finally found the ideal partner to even further increase its potency and simultaneously drive the taste experience to the extreme.

That partner was the Emperors Cookies, a cross between Emperor OG and the infamous Girl Scout Cookies, which has a balanced set of effects and a very complex taste profile.

It took a lot of work and an enormous amount of effort to get an original Emperors Cookies cut, but the result of the cross speaks for itself.

She has an intense pineapple taste, versatile citrus aromas, and also a light mango note.

The proportion of myrcene, nerodiol and limonene is extremely high in Captain Future and all contribute to the effects.

The cerebral intoxicating effects of Captain Future spread quickly after inhaling the sweet and fruity smoke, driving the brain to peak performance.

Sounds suddenly take on a whole new dimension. Boring things like housework become easier to do.

You will be caught for hours as if in a whirlpool and will be flooded with feelings of bliss.

Captain Future increases sociability, so you will be able to have fun conversations with the people around you without any problems.

Captain Future develops medium to large-sized flowers that maintain a chunky, pinecone-like shape.

Despite being a 70% Sativa dominant variety, the knobby buds are more Indica-like with white to yellowish trichomes that turn rock hard and sticky, making them difficult to break up without a quality steel grinder.

This Premium strain can be easily grown both indoors and outdoors.

Indoors, the plants have a flowering time of 10 -11 weeks and deliever yields of 500-600g per square meter.

Outdoors one plant can produce up to 800g.

Captain Future shows best results when grown indoors using the SCROG-method, which helps to control the size.

During the flowering period the branches must be supported because of the overwhelmingly heavy flowers.