How to grow Chingis Khan

80% indica - 20% sativa
haze
Chingis Khan bud — quarter view
Flowering 60 - 65 days
Yield 450 g/m²

Taste

Haze

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Named for a conqueror, built like one too — AK-47 and Amnesia Haze behind a mostly indica frame that finishes indoors in nine weeks and returns yields that would make any invading army proud. THC runs high, true to the name, though the record keeps its nose and effects to itself. A strain that lets the numbers do the talking.

Where it comes from

VIP Seeds named this one for a conqueror and built it rather like one too, crossing AK-47 with Amnesia Haze over a mostly indica frame at 80% indica to 20% sativa. The AK-47 lends the punch and the reliability, Amnesia Haze the heady lift, and the combination finishes quickly indoors and returns yields that would satisfy any invading army. THC is stated only as high, in keeping with the name, though the record keeps the precise figure to itself.

Nose & flavour

The record lists no terpene notes, so I will not conjure a nose she may not carry. What the lineage suggests, from AK-47 and Amnesia Haze, is a pungent, characterful aroma with real presence, neither shy nor subtle. Read the jar for the specifics; the parentage promises something that announces itself, whatever the precise notes prove to be.

The high

The record gives no named effects and only a high THC content, so I will not put words in the plant's mouth. With AK-47 and Amnesia Haze behind her, a strong, characterful experience is the reasonable expectation, weighty and heady in turn. A strain that lets the numbers do the talking while keeping the finer detail to itself, true to the conqueror on the label.

Growing it

Feminized, and happily grown both indoors and out. Indoors she finishes in a short 60 to 65 days and returns very impressive yields of around 600 grams per square metre; outdoors, harvested around October, she gives anywhere from 300 to 600 grams per plant depending on your experience and conditions. No final height is stated, so read her by that generous return and quick indoor turnaround. A productive, fast-finishing plant that rewards a grower who reads their environment well.

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Common questions about Chingis Khan

How long does Chingis Khan take to flower?

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

Is Chingis Khan an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

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