Lavender

About Lavender

Lavender from Soma Seeds is a Hybrid feminized strain created by crossing Super Skunk with Big Skunk Korean and Afghani-Hawaiian. This combination brings together influences from several classic lines, offering growers a modern take on traditional genetics.

These cannabis seeds are intended for collectors and enthusiasts who value clearly defined lineage and a straightforward growing profile. Lavender is often chosen by growers looking for Hybrid characteristics that can adapt to a range of indoor or outdoor set-ups.

Key details

• Strain name: Lavender
• Breeder: Soma Seeds
• Genetics: Super Skunk crossed with Big Skunk Korean and Afghani-Hawaiian
• Seed type: feminized cannabis seeds
• Classification: Hybrid

Growing notes

• Suitable for a range of controlled indoor environments with standard lighting and ventilation.
• Can typically be cultivated outdoors in climates that allow a stable, temperate season.
• Plants may benefit from basic training techniques to manage structure and light exposure.
• As with many Hybrids, consistent nutrition and careful watering schedules are recommended for stable development.

What to expect

Growers can generally expect Hybrid-style growth, with plants that may show a balance between compact and more open structures. Without specific flowering or yield data, Lavender is usually approached as a versatile option, allowing cultivators to observe and adapt to the plant’s natural tendencies over the course of the cycle.

FAQ

• Q: What type of seeds are Lavender?
  A: Lavender is offered as feminized cannabis seeds, intended to simplify the selection of flowering plants.
• Q: What are the genetics of Lavender?
  A: The genetics combine Super Skunk with Big Skunk Korean and Afghani-Hawaiian, resulting in a Hybrid profile.
• Q: Can Lavender be grown indoors?
  A: Yes, it is typically suitable for indoor cultivation where lighting, airflow, and temperature can be managed.
• Q: Is there specific information on flowering time or yield for Lavender?
  A: Exact flowering time and yield figures are not specified, so growers usually treat it as a standard Hybrid and monitor progress throughout the cycle.
• Q: Who might be interested in Lavender seeds?
  A: Collectors and growers who appreciate Hybrid genetics with roots in classic Skunk and regional lines often consider Lavender seeds for their collections or projects.