Tatanka Pure CBD

Description

Tatanka Pure CBD Seeds Stem From Elixir Vitae and Medical CBD

We named the strain after famed Native American medicine man Tatanka Iyotake.  Otherwise known as Sitting Bull, Tatanka was also the leader of the Hunkpapa Sioux—one of the seven council fires of the Lakota tribe. He made his mark on history by leading his people in an effort to counter the European invasion of the late 19th century. Tatanka was also a medicine man known for his potent preparations. Therefore, it seemed fitting to name this healing strain after this historical figure.

We created Tatanka Pure CBD seeds by crossbreeding parent strains Elixir Vitae and Medical CBD. By combining these two high-CBD plants, we successfully amplified their most desirable traits. Our progeny is an indica-dominant variety positively loaded with CBD.

Effects, Flavour, and Aroma of the Tatanka Pure CBD Strain

The Tatanka Pure CBD strain delivers a high level of CBD without any psychotropic effects. The plant’s resinous flowers produce between 9 and 14% cannabidiol. You can maximise CBD content with optimal lighting and nutrition. The strain Tatanka Pure CBD features 70% indica genetics and provides a calm, clear-headed, and stress-busting high. A large bong or vape hit results in instant relaxation and momentary zen. The THC level of this strain never exceeds 0.25%. You can smoke these flowers all day long while remaining fully functional.

Tatanka Pure CBD plants offer an unusual yet pleasant smell. Her buds emanate contrasting scents of caramel and bitterness. The terpenes behind this scent confuse the taste buds initially, yet leave a pleasant aftertaste.

Growing Tatanka Pure CBD Seeds

Once matured, the Tatanka Pure CBD strain provides a substantial stash of flowers. Plants grown indoors provide up to 450g/m² after a flowering time of only 6–7 weeks. Plants cultivated outdoors in the elements offer a large return of 450g/plant and reach up to 160cm in height. You can expect to harvest fully grown Tatanka Pure CBD plants in early October.