026

026 – Grateful Seeds

026 is another breeding project that the Grateful Seeds team has worked tirelessly on over the last few years, putting in countless hours of development. It is the cross of the strains Zero and 26mm - these two strains in this blend bring the grower a real highlight of the grow that you simply have to love. The terpene profile is a mixture of acid solvent/lemon cleaner with a hint of chemical petrol. This scent can actually drive the grower almost insane because it is so damn tasty. 

It's a great mix of indica and sativa that is very easy to grow, 026 is great for all setups and for all environments, plus it's a really fantastic option for extraction lovers and people who love to produce a high quality cannabis oil.

Lineage: Zero x 26mm
Genetics: Indica / Sativa
Flowering Time: 8 - 9 weeks
Smell: citrus cleaner, solvent, chemical, petrol
THC: 24%

The Grateful Seeds Edition

Grateful Seeds is one of the most innovative and internationally recognised breeding collectives in the cannabis seed sector with a lot of love for cannabis plants With headquarters in Barcelona and close partnerships in the USA, Morocco, Mexico, Switzerland and Spain, Grateful Seeds stands for first-class genetics that are appreciated worldwide. Thanks to many years of experience and a genuine passion for cannabis, Grateful Seeds has created unique breeding lines. These are characterised by exceptionally high resin production and rare cannabinoid and terpene profiles. Each Grateful Seeds strain combines exoticism, innovation and uncompromising quality - making it a highlight for discerning growers and connoisseurs.

Top breeder with feminized cannabis seeds

The quality and creativity of Grateful Seeds has already been honoured several times at international level. Its successes include prizes and awards at the Cosecha Cup, the Icmag420, Ego Clash, the Master of Rosin and many other competitions. Despite its specialised, small structure, Grateful Seeds enjoys a worldwide reputation for high-quality, creative cannabis genetics.