How to grow Ladyburn 1974
Taste
Seb's take
Bred by Green House Seeds in tribute to cannabis activists including Jack Herer, this Jack Herer and Ice Dream cross runs sweet, nutty and floral on the nose. Two distinct phenotypes emerge from the same seed line, both needing a full nine weeks and decent ventilation to ripen their dense flowers without mould. The high settles into sleepy, relaxed calm.
Where it comes from
Green House Seeds crossed Jack Herer with Ice Dream and named the result in tribute to cannabis activists, Jack Herer among them. It is an even 50/50 hybrid that shows the best of both sides, the sativa lift and the indica body, and stands as one of the stronger hybrids the house has put its name to. A plant made as a homage as much as a product, and one that carries the balance its dual parentage promises without leaning heavily either way.
Nose & flavour
Sweet and floral, with a nutty note grounding it. It is a gentler, more refined profile than the potency might lead you to expect, the aromas rounded rather than sharp. There is a pleasant softness to it, the floral and the nut playing against the sweetness. An inviting nose, and an unusually elegant one for a plant of this strength.
The high
Strong body effects that fade into a calmer head, the record says, and the listed character bears it out: sleepy, relaxed and calming, with the physical weight arriving first and the mind settling after. It is a wind-down effect, the two phases handing off to one another, and it does not leave much of the evening to spare. A complete, unhurried settle.
Growing it
A heavy producer, quoted at a substantial 800 g/m², from medium-sized plants across a nine-week flowering of 63 days. THC lands at almost 22 percent, with CBD at 0.11 percent and CBN at 0.28 percent noted in the record. Two phenotypes emerge with differing structure, but both take the full nine weeks and both need proper ventilation to ripen their dense flowers without inviting mould. The record gives no height beyond medium, so I will leave it there. Mind the airflow, respect the density, and the yield rewards the attention.
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Common questions about Ladyburn 1974
How long does Ladyburn 1974 take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Ladyburn 1974 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 Ladyburn 1974?
The breeder lists THC around 21.8%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does Ladyburn 1974 smell and taste like?
The nose runs sweet — dessert-adjacent, without apology.