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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Genetic Type | Hybrid |
| Harvest Time | 6-8 Weeks, 8-10 Weeks |
| Harvest Yield | 400-500g/ m2, 500-600g / m2 |
| Seed Gender | Feminized Seed |
| Seedbank | Green House Seeds |
| THC | High THC (20%), Mid THC (15%) |
| Where to Grow | |
| Country | Dutch |
| Effect | Muscular, Relaxing, Social |
| Genetic Family | Kush |
| Quality | Bestseller |
| Taste and Smell | Floreal / Mint / Chocolate, Pine / Wood / Balsamic, Spices / Incense / Cheese |
The Church Feminized by Green House Seeds is a true botanical fortress. A classic Dutch hybrid designed to withstand the worst environmental conditions. Its genetics combine commercial yields with almost total mold resistance.
It develops a robust and compact structure, ideal for those seeking stability without compromise. It requires standard nutritional management but rewards with flowers of very high specific weight. An absolute guarantee for outdoor cultivation in humid areas or at high altitude.
This variety is an indica-dominant hybrid that finishes flowering in 8-9 weeks. It produces massive indoor harvests, estimated between 400 and 600g/m². The THC level stands between 15% and 20%, guaranteeing a balanced and sociable effect.
Vertical elongation is easily manageable and the plant develops very dense lateral branching. The olfactory profile mixes the classic earthy notes of the Skunk family with floral and pine scents. It is considered one of the best options in the world for guerrilla and unheated greenhouses.
The lineage of this variety is accurately tracked in the Seedfinder databases. Breeders crossed the vigorous Swiss clone “Erdbeer” with Dutch giants like Skunk and Northern Lights. The goal was clear. They wanted to create a plant unassailable by fungal pathogens.
A genetic that opposes a granitic density to the pitfalls of the most humid autumn climates.
Inside the grow room, The Church grows like a classic indica bush. Vertical elongation after the light switch is moderate, barely doubling in size. It is perfect for Sea of Green (SOG) systems, where it concentrates production on the apical zone.
It tolerates intense nutritional regimes. The EC can exceed 1.8 in the central flowering phase, requiring abundant phosphorus to harden the calyxes. Maintaining a VPD of 1.2-1.4 kPa will guarantee optimal transpiration of the thick vegetative plane, maximizing root absorption.
Outdoors, this genetics fears no rivals. Numerous grower logs on GrowDiaries confirm its total immunity to autumn botrytis. Its root platform adapts to poor soils, making it a perfect soldier for extreme guerrilla.
It tenaciously resists the thermal leaps typical of high altitude. It develops dark leaves and thick stems capable of withstanding strong winds without the need for stakes. Despite intense rains, its dense flowers manage to expel excess moisture thanks to a particular calyx conformation.
The aromatic bouquet is a dive into the Nineties. As soon as it is touched, the resin releases a strong scent of damp undergrowth and earth. It is the unmistakable trademark of the old Skunk.
Immediately after, pinene introduces a balsamic and pungent note. During the smoke, the flavor settles on floral and spicy nuances very smooth on the throat. In dry extractions, the large and mature trichomes produce an old-school hashish with a dark, doughy, and incredibly persistent taste.
With a moderate THC around 18%, The Church offers a friendly psychoactive experience. It does not induce anxiety. It hits the mind first with a lucid wave of sociability, making it perceived by users as an ideal weed for evenings with friends.
Subsequently, the indica side manifests itself through a deep but functional muscle relaxation. It doesn’t lock you to the couch. It is traditionally associated with relaxing consumption, excellent for relieving perceived stress while maintaining full interactive capacity.
Despite its robustness, the lack of defoliation is a penalizing error. The plant produces a lot of leaves; if you do not open the vegetative plane at the third week, the lower flowers will remain small and immature. Thin out decisively.
Another risk is delayed harvesting. Exceeding 9 weeks of flowering leads the trichomes to rapid oxidation, transforming the sociable effect into heavy sedation. Finally, avoid overfeeding with nitrogen in late flowering: it will severely compromise the delicate floral taste.
While pure Skunk is more pungent and acidic, The Church boasts greater mold resistance and an even harder floral structure, enriching the aroma with fresh Swiss pine notes.
Widow concentrates resin in a visible “cloak” and prefers stable climates. The Church develops more voluminous flowers and proves distinctly superior in cold or damp outdoor conditions.
Both are resistance champions. A.M.S. offers a sweeter and fruitier profile, but The Church wins on the extreme density of the calyxes and the more marked physical impact.
Not recommended for consumers chasing extreme THC levels (over 25%) or ultra-sweet American “dessert” style aromas. Agronomically, it is not for those seeking high vertical elongation varieties to fill large spaces with SCROG nets using very few plants.
The plant eats a lot. You can push the EC up to 1.8-2.0 between the fourth and sixth week, providing abundant doses of PK.
Yes. Grower reports confirm that its “Erdbeer” heritage allows it to tolerate humidity levels that would destroy 90% of other genetics on the market.
It responds well to high intensities (over 600 PPFD), developing very short internodes. It is crucial to maximize the final yield of the branches.
It is usually ready for harvest in the first week of October, thus escaping the worst of the bad autumn weather.
Absolutely. The robust branches and indica vigor guarantee rapid and secure rooting in about 10-12 days.
The Church Feminized is a piece of history that never goes out of style. It is the true “tractor” of the Dutch seedbanks. Solid, reliable, and tireless.
Our team blindly recommends it to those growing outdoors in difficult conditions or to those approaching indoors for the first time and needing a genetics that forgives every mistake. A mathematical certainty for filling jars with rock-hard flowers.
