How to grow King's Banner
Flowering 63 days 
Yield heavy yield Taste
Seb's take
King Louie XIII, Joseph OG and Bruce Banner #3 combine for a heavy, couch-locking indica built with chronic pain and poor sleep in mind. Citrus, lemon and sour spice lead the nose, ahead of a tingly, euphoric body high. The sitting-down sort, and high in THC to match.
Where it comes from
King Louie XIII, Joseph OG and Bruce Banner #3 brought together by Dark Horse Genetics, a lineup with serious weight on paper. The two OG-descended lines supply the kush character and the pungency; Bruce Banner #3 lends its well-known potency to the mix. A regular strain built for the heavier, more physical end of the indica spectrum. The names alone signal the intent.
Nose & flavour
Citrus and lemon up top, sharpened by a sour, spicy edge. A bright but bracing nose, the sourness keeping the sweetness honest. Classic in the best sense.
The high
A tingly, euphoric body high, relaxing and heavy, the sort that keeps you firmly in your seat. This is the sitting-down variety, and it makes no secret of the fact. You will not be needed elsewhere this evening.
Growing it
Flowering finishes at around 63 days, with a heavy yield by the breeder's account, though no precise g/m² figure is set down to quote. THC is likewise logged only as high. No height is recorded either, so judge her build as she develops. A regular line, meaning both sexes from the pack and a little phenotype selection along the way. Strong, heavy and honest about what it is.
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Common questions about King's Banner
How long does King's Banner take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is King's Banner an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
What does King's Banner smell and taste like?
Citrus leads the nose — sharp, clean, and inclined to announce itself.
