Tiger's Milk Seeds

Here's the skinny on Tiger's Milk. This strain was bred by Bodhi Seeds, and it combines Sativa and Indica to provide a balanced high that is both uplifting and relaxing.

How much THC do Tiger's Milk marijuana seeds have?

Its buzzing cerebral high comes from Appalachia, an uplifting hybrid that also offers relieving qualities. The other strain used is Bubba Kush, a plant known for its incredible trichome production that is also a potent Indica with up to 27% THC. In combining both genetics, Tiger's Milk inherited the powers of its parents. THC levels are 15-17%. Users report feeling happy and more sociable, wanting to stay active at the beginning, but as the high takes over they tend to get more relaxed. Some users have even reported feeling lazy once they reach peak effects.

What do Tiger's Milk marijuana plants smell like?

The strain has a sweet undertone with Ethiopian frankincense, offering a creamy butter taste with hints of honey leaving a smoothness behind it. The CBD content of the strain is unknown, but it has been reported to help with stress and get rid of tension.

Growing advice for Tiger's Milk marijuana seeds

This strain can be difficult to grow, but does well in an indoor or outdoor environment. Its roots are from a warmer climate and would most likely thrive in similar conditions. Canadian cultivators in milder regions may find outdoor growing particularly rewarding during the warmer summer months. Pacific Seed Bank ships Tiger's Milk seeds discreetly to every Canadian province and territory, so growers across the country can give this unique strain a try. In Canada, adults are permitted to grow up to four cannabis plants per household for personal use, though regulations may vary by province.