High MARS is a highly potent cannabis strain with a wide range of sativa and indica effects. It combines all the best that cannabis genetics have to offer and brings the beneficial properties of its two heavyweight and super-THC-rich parents, Lost Tribe and Bombsicle.
From thousands of Lost Tribe plants, Anesia Seeds selected the female plant with the highest THC content and an intense fruity aroma. They crossed her with a vigorous Bombsicles male. Among the offspring, they again selected the plants with the highest THC content, while also paying particular attention to a fruity aroma. By backcrossing, they stabilised the positive genetic traits, the high THC content and the special fruity aroma reminiscent of ripe strawberries, in the further course of breeding.
The growth of High MARS
High Mars has a flowering time of 9 - 10 weeks and is ideal for SOG cultivation or even for growing in hydroponics. When grown organically in soil, it can develop its terpene profile particularly well. This variety needs sufficient light or plenty of sunlight to develop optimally. You can boost THC production by adding 3-4 hours of UVB light daily during the last 4 weeks of flowering. Outdoors, it proves to be a true child of the sun and thrives in a good location.
Its plant structure can best be described as medium-sized. The internodal distances are short to medium and the leaves have a hybrid structure. Once flowering has begun, you can cut or overcut the highest branches or buds. This way you can control the moderate stretch.
Outdoors, it thrives in dry and sunny climates. High Mars can handle higher temperatures as long as it gets enough water. In the Mediterranean region, it is ready for harvest in late September/early October. Further north, it is ready in mid to late October.
When temperatures drop a little at night, plants of this variety develop dark red to purple or even black leaves and flowers. Each plant is a true beauty of colour, shine and form. High Mars is a born model and is sure to become your new favourite strain.
The large, compact buds are covered with a massive layer of resin and glittering trichomes that extend over the leaves, leaving the buds white, sparkling and extremely frosty.
The effect of High MARS
High Mars is an extremely potent strain in every way and Anesia Seeds is sure you will love it as much as they do. From the first exhalation, you will feel the cerebral effect and be transported into a euphoric state of bliss. While your mind flies higher and higher, your body becomes calm, relaxed and almost floating. The well-balanced hybrid with a slight sativa dominance delivers a powerful, super happy and psychedelic high that hits you like a bang, while a hurricane of euphoria sweeps through your brain.
As you are happily shot to the stars, an incredible energy spreads through your mind. You become outgoing, suddenly have lots of new ideas and can see things from a completely different perspective as you have never done before. The intense cerebral state eventually gives way to a deep and blissful relaxation that can lead to a long and deep sleep (especially if you are not a very experienced consumer). Due to the outrageously high THC content of up to 36%, the strain is a good choice for experienced users.
Medical use
High Mars is a good choice for patients suffering from chronic pain, insomnia, depression or stress.
Smell and taste of High MARS
The buds of this strain have a sweet, fruity strawberry flavour with a slight sour touch. The aroma is to die for and once you have experienced it you will definitely want more, but be careful she is no ‘easy girl’.
Variety
Hybrid (Indica / Sativa)
Type of strain
Feminized
Genetics
Lost Tribe × Bombsicle
Flowering time indoor
9–10 weeks
Harvest time outdoor
Mid-October to late October
Yield indoor
500–600 g/m²
Yield outdoor
700–900 g per plant
Indoor height
110–150 cm
Outdoor height
160–220 cm
Flavour
strawberries, fruity, slightly sour
Effect
cerebral, euphoric, relaxing, sleep-inducing
Difficulty
medium
THC / CBD
30–36 % / n.a.
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