Redd Cross


Genetics Gone Madd is a medical cooperative operating out of the US, working on new strains to offer the highs that their customers need. The late Dan Christensen, a passionate GGM breeder who unfortunately passed away recently, did much of the development of Redd Cross, which comprises genes of an unknown Afghani indica and the almost equally enigmatic Spirit of 76, apparently one of the first strains grown on the hills of California. Named via one of GGM’s strain-naming competitions, Redd Cross seeds grow


into very compact plants that should not be topped, as this could result in overcrowd- ing of the colas. Laborious efforts to breed structural integrity into the plants has re- sulted in a sturdy, solid trunk and branches, which should eliminate the need for any sort of containment to shoulder the weight of her heavy top. Also be sure not to over water your crop, as Redd Cross is drought and cold tolerant but can get flooded easily. Expect to harvest after 60 days indoor, or the first week of September if exposed to the sun, and after a few weeks of curing kick back to enjoy the immediate heat rush of a high that will hit your body. The sweet smoke will elevate your blood pressure for a short time but also gives great relief from bone and nerve pain.


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