Michka reg. - Sensi Seeds

Michka regular from Sensi Seeds

There's no doubt about it: visually, our Michka is a real feast for the eyes, just like the activist and author of the same name to whom she is dedicated. The elegant, tall sativa plants have a citrus scent. The strong high, which stimulates creativity, compensates for the comparatively long flowering time.

The breeders of Sensi Seeds wondered for many years which cannabis strain would be worthy of bearing the name Michka Seeliger-Chatelain? During the breeding work for Eagle Bill, they suddenly came up with the answer. With its unparalleled elegance and seductive citrus scent, a phenotype of the new line caught their attention, and after some experimentation and perfecting, it was finally born: Michka regular.

It is an indoor variety with 80% sativa genes. Michka Regular can also be grown outdoors in a tropical or Mediterranean climate with long summers. Outdoors, this strain reaches breathtaking heights. In this case, it resembles a tree.

Important note on indoor cultivation: As these plants grow very vigorously, the growing space must be high enough. If this is not the case, wire netting or a screen of green SCROG can help. Supercropping and lollipopping also produce good results. Michka regular seeds are the perfect choice for a maximum harvest in a short time.

She has a long flowering time: you can expect 70 to 85 days. You will be rewarded with a harvest of incredibly beautiful, bright green, thick and compact flowers - quite unusual for a sativa. Typical of a sativa, on the other hand, are the spiral flower formations, which ensure sufficient ventilation - which is why this strain has virtually no mold growth.

It has a fast and long-lasting effect. Its effect is more mental than physical. A typical sativa, in other words. But be careful: at high doses, you can experience psychedelic effects in addition to the uplifting, cerebral effect. There are better strains to choose before going to sleep.

What makes this cannabis strain unique is its smell and taste. During the growth phase, it still has a subtle scent, but as soon as it flowers, it develops more intense citrus tones. The harvested flowers smell of grapefruits, lemons and other fruits.