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This strain like many of the other Hawaiian strains can be a little tricky to grow indoors. To see her full potential she needs a much longer flowerings than most of the popular Indica Hybrids around the shops these days. Not known for her indoor production, I've heard that she may do much better outdoors in much warmer climates. In 20+ years growing and breeding with this strain I've never seen a single seed in the original cut of her Sativa Dom flower until she has been crossed. She has tendencies to have small extremely tight light green buds that have a very strong diesel/fruity like smell, which will not usually show up in her flavor until she gets a full 70-80 days in flower. Why grow this strain? This flower is the best pain strain and by farina of the most potent weed strains that I've come across in four decades of smoking, growing and breeding. Grown and cured in the right hands her buds can and will knock even the most experienced smokers right on their asses, every time! She may not be the easiest flower to grow, she is well worth the look on peoples faces after a big hit. She has had a long history of being so potent, that many patients have found her to be too strong. I have a family member that actually went to the Emergency Room believing that the joint that she had smoked on was laced with some sort of narcotic. LMAO! Anyone with serious chronic pain issues should really look into finding this one. She get's the job done in a hurry and has been my most popular strain with many chronic pain patients.

IMHO As with any stellar genetics, how it's grown has way more to do with "real quality" than anything else. So many of these popular hybrids have so much more to offer, if they were to just be given more time in flower. This can and will be seen in the amount of purpling in Her Buds.