How to grow A.M.S.

60% indica - 40% sativa
mintearthycitruspsychedeliceuphoricenergizing
A.M.S. bud — quarter view
THC 19.05%
Flowering 56 - 63 days
Yield 700 g/m²

Taste

Mint
Earthy
Citrus

Seb's take

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Bred in the Swiss Alps from the rare Swiss Fragolina and the hybrid Swiss Gran Flora, and about as resilient as that origin suggests. Mint, earth and citrus on the nose, with a high that runs psychedelic, euphoric and energetic. The name is doing double duty — Amsterdam's airport code, and Anti-Mould Strain — which tells you exactly what she was bred to survive.

Where it comes from

Bred in the Swiss Alps from the rare Swiss Fragolina and the hybrid Swiss Gran Flora, and about as hardy as that high-altitude origin would suggest. Green House Seeds have engineered her with the thoroughness one expects of anything Swiss. The name earns its keep twice over — it is both the airport code for Amsterdam and shorthand for Anti-Mould Strain, which tells you rather precisely what she was built to shrug off.

Nose & flavour

Mint leads, cool and clean, over an earthy base with a citrus lift — an unusual, almost herbal spread that sets her apart from the fruit-and-fuel crowd. It is a fresh, bright nose rather than a heavy one, and reads of the alpine stock behind it. Distinctive, and easy to pick out of a line-up.

The high

Psychedelic, euphoric and energetic — a lively, cerebral effect that keeps the mind moving rather than the body still. There is little sedation here; she lifts and stimulates, better suited to daylight and doing than to the armchair. A touch lively, in the fullest sense.

Growing it

The headline trait is resilience — bred, as the name states, to resist mould, which makes her a sound choice for damp or unpredictable conditions. Flowering runs 56 to 63 days, and the yield is generous at 700 g/m². THC sits at 19.05 percent, with CBD at 0.17. No height figure is recorded, so temperament stands in: a robust, forgiving plant that rewards a grower more with reliability than with drama.

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Effects

Psychedelic
Euphoric
Energizing

Common questions about A.M.S.

How long does A.M.S. take to flower?

Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is A.M.S. an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is A.M.S.?

The breeder lists THC around 19.05%. Firmly in the strong band.

What does A.M.S. smell and taste like?

Citrus leads the nose — sharp, clean, and inclined to announce itself.