How to grow Hawaiian Snow
THC 23% 
Flowering 84 days 
Yield 700 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
Hawaiian Sativa crossed with a Laotian landrace, the aroma turning toward caramelised, almost roasted onion rather than anything sweeter — an unexpected note for a strain named after snow. Sweet and skunky underneath, pungent throughout; the high uplifts slowly into a sociable, energetic mood built for company. Useful against pain and low spirits alike.
Where it comes from
Hawaiian Sativa crossed with a Laotian landrace — two equatorial sativa lines, and 80% sativa in the result. Green House Seeds built her for the soaring, cerebral character both parents share, and the long flowering that comes with it. Landrace heritage on both sides gives her an old-world sativa temperament. A plant named for snow that behaves like the tropics it came from.
Nose & flavour
An unusual nose: sweet and skunky at the base, but turning toward a caramelised, almost roasted-onion note that the record flags plainly — pungent throughout, and not what the wintry name might lead you to expect. Savoury where you would expect sweet. Distinctive company for the senses.
The high
Uplifting, social and energetic — a slow, steady climb into a sociable, easy mood rather than a sudden hit. The effect lasts, as does the aroma. A heady, buoyant sativa lift built for company. Bright, talkative, and in no hurry to fade.
Growing it
A long-flowering sativa at 84 days — the price of that landrace pedigree — rewarded with a heavy 700 g/m² yield. THC sits at 23%, CBD at 0.17%. The record gives no height, but an 80% sativa of this heritage will want room, so give her the headroom. Patience is the main requirement here, and she repays it in full. Not a quick plant, but a generous one.
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Common questions about Hawaiian Snow
How long does Hawaiian Snow take to flower?
Around 12 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.
Is Hawaiian Snow 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 Hawaiian Snow?
The breeder lists THC around 23%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does Hawaiian Snow smell and taste like?
The aroma leans fuel: forecourt sharpness with intent behind it.
