Flying Dutchmen Nepal Kush feminized seeds

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Price	€92.60 incl. VAT €76.53 excl. VAT €18.47 per seed
Manufacturer	Flying Dutchmen
Product code	NP-TIGERSEEDS-FD-22-5

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Nepal Kush is part of the feminized selection in the Flying Dutchmen catalog. It's a photoperiod strain with a Himalayan name, sold in packs of five.

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Description

Names from Nepal are not common in catalogs, and Flying Dutchmen holds one such name. Nepal Kush is a feminized, photoperiod strain from the Amsterdam-based bank Flying Dutchmen, sold in packs of five seeds. It adds an item from a breeder who has been active from the beginning to the collection of Himalayan strains.

What characterizes Nepal Kush

Himalayan name refers to the Nepali Kush branch, into which the brand classifies the strain.
Feminized form ensures only the female line is in the pack.
Photoperiod flowering aligns with the classic part of the catalog.
Five seeds per pack is a smaller size compared to Skunk #1 from the same breeder.

Who is it for

Nepal Kush is an item for a collection curated by region of origin, where the Nepali branch has been missing until now. Smooth Smoke from Tropical Seeds in the same offering works with the Nepali Highland P3 line, so both can be placed side by side. Seeds are sold as collector's items.

Parameters

Seed Type	Feminized
Flowering Type	Photoperiodic
Pack Size	5 seeds

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seeds are in a pack of Nepal Kush?

Nepal Kush from Flying Dutchmen is sold in packs of five feminized seeds. Skunk #1 from the same brand comes in packs of ten.

Does Flying Dutchmen disclose the pedigree of Nepal Kush?

The specific parents are not disclosed by the brand for the Nepal Kush strain. The feminized form, photoperiodic flowering, and pack size are documented.