EEP BX1 F2 Limited Edition Regular 5 seeds

• Regular
• Indoor & outdoor
• Indoor flowering time approx. 48 - 50 days
• Indoor yield: 350g/m2
• Outdoors: mid-late September
• Yield outdoors up to 400g/plant
• Indica 75% / Sativa 25%
• Genotype: EEP (Strawberry x Strawberry x Purpurea 09) x EEP (Strawberry x Strawberry x Purpurea 09)
The EEP BX1 F2 cross has produced large, fat seeds that take up to 96 hours to germinate, so allow them enough time to germinate.

EEP is the next step towards regular Strawberry.
EEP is 75% Strawberry, and its phenotypes are becoming more and more similar to the original Strawberry. There are currently two distinguishable phenotypes of EEP. One is a stocky, indica-dominant plant and the other is larger with more sativa. Both have inherited the typical dense, resinous flowers of the strawberry. In terms of taste and turn, both phenos are very similar to the original strawberry. The leaves, stems, calyxes and even the flower hairs have a red colouring that is genetically determined and also inherited from the strawberry. Our breeder, who specialises in Strawberry and Courtesy crosses, has done a great job here. After numerous germination, growth and smoking tests, he has released this strain for sale. We thank him for this exceptional genetics!

Helvetic Seeds EEP

- regular
- indoor & outdoor
- Indoors flowering time approx. 48 days
- Indoor yield: 350g/m2
- Outdoors: end of September
- Yield outdoors up to 500g / plant
- Indica 75% / Sativa 25%
- Genotype: Erdbeer x Erdbeer x Purpurea 09

The EEP is the next step to the regular strawberry.
The EEP is a 75% strawberry, its phenos are more and more like the original strawberry. There are currently 2 phenos distinguishable in the EEP. A stocky indica heavy plant and a larger one with more sativa content. Both have inherited the typical dense resinous flowers of Strawberry. In taste and turn both phenos are already very similar to the original strawberry. The leaves, the stems, the calyxes and also the flower hairs have a red coloration which is genetically determined and also inherited from the strawberry. Our breeder, who takes care of strawberry and courtesy crosses, has done a great job. After several germination, growth and smoke tests, he has released this variety for sale. We thank him for this exceptional genetics!