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myrth · 08-30-2004, 08:08 PM

i'm growing out one plant from the soma salad mix - which of course means that i don't know what strain it is...but, it has a very strong pepper/spice scent to it. only when i sniff near it...the smell itself isn't strong - unless you disturb the plant.

anyone know what the strain is?

-myrth

bartender187 · 08-30-2004, 09:02 PM

No clue here, but i bet its DANK

bartender187

myrth · 08-30-2004, 10:04 PM

...but i can't stake a bet on it...

https://www.somaseeds.nl/mainshow/kahuna.html

One of Soma's favorite strains, Kahuna is a 4-way cross that brings together a wide set of influences for a complex high. Soma recently renamed his Soma #9 strain Kahuna, which is a Hawaiian title for a religious or spiritual leader that literally means "Keeper of the Secret." The Kahuna variety has both tropical influences in its parentage, and spiritually attuning effects when used.

A medium-sized plant, Kahuna produces few side branches and a top bud that will impress you with its length and density. Due to the big, tight buds, conditions must be tended carefully for this variety. For indoor gardens, attention to humidity levels is key for mature buds that are mold-free. While recommended for indoors where variables can be controlled, outdoor growing is possible in reliably dry climates, although an unseasonably rainy season could ruin the promising look of these thick buds with insidious mold.

When Kahuna's proper conditions are met, the yield potential is fantastic, offering a harvest of up to 500 g per square meter in a standard sea of green. This variety has shaken a little pepper into an otherwise sweet-tasting puff. . very sweet smelling variety with a powerful cerebral high that invites creativity. This is great daytime pot, complementary to most introspective activities, and comfortable for socializing with colleagues and friends. Kahuna offers medicinally valuable properties for many conditions without interfering with quality and clarity of one's thought.

08-30-2004, 08:08 PM	#1
myrth Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 163	Pepper & Spice?? i'm growing out one plant from the soma salad mix - which of course means that i don't know what strain it is...but, it has a very strong pepper/spice scent to it. only when i sniff near it...the smell itself isn't strong - unless you disturb the plant. anyone know what the strain is? -myrth
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08-30-2004, 09:02 PM	#2
bartender187 Bakin in da Sun Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Planet Zeldar Posts: 2,949	No clue here, but i bet its DANK bartender187
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08-30-2004, 10:04 PM	#3
myrth Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 163	It might be kahuna... ...but i can't stake a bet on it... https://www.somaseeds.nl/mainshow/kahuna.html One of Soma's favorite strains, Kahuna is a 4-way cross that brings together a wide set of influences for a complex high. Soma recently renamed his Soma #9 strain Kahuna, which is a Hawaiian title for a religious or spiritual leader that literally means "Keeper of the Secret." The Kahuna variety has both tropical influences in its parentage, and spiritually attuning effects when used. A medium-sized plant, Kahuna produces few side branches and a top bud that will impress you with its length and density. Due to the big, tight buds, conditions must be tended carefully for this variety. For indoor gardens, attention to humidity levels is key for mature buds that are mold-free. While recommended for indoors where variables can be controlled, outdoor growing is possible in reliably dry climates, although an unseasonably rainy season could ruin the promising look of these thick buds with insidious mold. When Kahuna's proper conditions are met, the yield potential is fantastic, offering a harvest of up to 500 g per square meter in a standard sea of green. This variety has shaken a little pepper into an otherwise sweet-tasting puff. . very sweet smelling variety with a powerful cerebral high that invites creativity. This is great daytime pot, complementary to most introspective activities, and comfortable for socializing with colleagues and friends. Kahuna offers medicinally valuable properties for many conditions without interfering with quality and clarity of one's thought.
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