Lanky branched sativa from the ABC (Australian Bastard Collection). Resilient, adaptable plants looking like large parsley plants. Medium yield and low to medium THC production. For growers with prior experience.

Feral Fuel ABC (Australian Bastard Collection) is a morphologically interesting strain that devlops long, thin branches resembling the structure of parsley plants. Well-adapted to all environments and alsmost all climates and conditions, Feral Fuel ABC requires a some previous experience of cultivating cannabis. This highly-stealthy variety produces medium yields and low to medium levels of THC suitable for maintaining full-functionality.

Growers are advised to germinate directly in moist soil for up to a week although a 12 hour soak with a water/hydrogen peroxide mix also produces good results. Plants grow long, upward stretching branches although early flowering can result in a more Xmas-tree structure. Starting vegetative growth 6 - 8 weeks earlier than usual will result in bigger plants with increased yields. Light feeding initially with low nitrogen demands, increase feed during flowering but always keep to moderate levels. Indoors, flowering takes nine weeks on average with yields of 400gr/m2. Outdoors, plants can produce between 200 - 450 gr. each. Harvest time in northern latitudes is in late October / early November while those in the southern hemisphere are ready in April / May. The odour during cultivation is quite strong with high levels of limonene and terpinolene giving a lemon scent that blends in well with lemon verbena and mint outdoors.

Dried buds exude lemon citrus scent and flavour with floral and fuel notes. THC levels are between 6 - 12% with up to 1% CBD and THCV. The effect is mildly psychoactive and functional, suitable for light consumers or those looking for something lighter for daytime use with a pleasant buzz.