The cannabis strain Nebula from Paradise Seeds is a feminized hybrid with sativa dominance that emerged in 1996, and has since won many awards. Nebula has a powerful, clear cerebral effect, and a very pleasant sweet fruity, spicy, and floral taste. Nebula performs very well indoors, and can withstand cold and damp climates like those in The Netherlands outdoors.
The feminized Nebula cannabis seeds from Paradise Seeds are a cross between US Haze and Ingemar’s Master Widow. The result is a vigorous plant with potent cerebral effects and a sweet fruity flavor.
It grows vigorously with an open structure and height inherited from the Haze parent.
The Nebula from Paradise Seeds offers an intense, very sweet taste, fruital with spices such as clove, all closing with a true floral symphony.
The Nebula from Paradise Seeds unfolds a powerful and long-lasting cerebral influence, clear and stimulating, with a relaxing physical touch. It's ideal for social gatherings, cheerful enjoyment, or watching a movie.
Forms very dense, resinous, and large buds
Yields approximately 500 g per m2 indoors and about 750g per plant outdoors.
The Nebula from Paradise Seeds extends its flowering phase to 56 - 63 days, after the corresponding vegetative phase.
It adapts very well to SOG (Sea of Green) cultivation techniques
Harvest by early October in the Northern Hemisphere and early April in the Southern Hemisphere. Height 200 cm.
60% Sativa / 40% Indica
Nebula from Paradise Seeds is an award-winning cannabis strain, featuring out-of-this-world yield and a unique flavor.
While it is suitable for any type of grower, it's particularly recommended for outdoor growers in humid climates, as it handles such environments quite comfortably.
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The cannabis strain Nebula from Paradise Seeds is a feminized hybrid with sativa dominance that emerged in 1996, and has since won many awards. Nebula has a powerful, clear cerebral effect, and a very pleasant sweet fruity, spicy, and floral taste. Nebula performs very well indoors, and can withstand cold and damp climates like those in The Netherlands outdoors.
