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North Thunderfuck: A high that starts slowly, but then ...

North Thunderfuck's imposing stature is a slight indication of the sheer power of her high. The plant resembles a small Christmas tree, but is a real gift all year round. Rumor has it that the original Alaskan Thunderfuck was created by crossing a North American sativa with a Russian ruderalis, which was also joined by an Afghani variety. The fine and sophisticated skills of the breeders at RQS have resulted in our very own version. Despite the mystery surrounding their original creation, there is no doubt about the relentless potency of their modern genetics.

The high starts deceptively. With each puff, up to 23% THC pulsates through your body as its taste and effects become stronger and stronger. Its citrus scent envelops the senses and seduces you to enjoy joint after joint. When their effects begin to develop, even die-hard marijuana aficionados will feel a tingling sensation in their bodies. Before you notice it, the euphoria has already rushed into you like a train and pushes you into your sofa, where it captivates you for several hours. Waves of sublime bliss continue to flood you as the earthy, pine-like notes of this strain grow stronger.

Don't worry, with the great potency of North Thunderfuck comes relatively easy growing requirements and high yields. Their diverse heritage offers many desirable properties. A love for colder climates corresponds to a moderate resistance to disease. Conveniently, tolerance to colder temperatures goes hand in hand with a preference for outdoor growth. Nonetheless, indoor growers also harvest the same resinous flowers as their outdoor counterparts - although the plant can expand better there. The flowering time is around 65 days, which hardly matters when you think of the great yield that awaits you. Harvesting outdoors can take place in mid-October.