Industrial Plant (Dinafem)
Industrial Plant’s name says it all. This strain from Dinafem is a hybrid that focuses on pumping out huge yields in a very short amount of time, making her ideal for anyone looking to top up their stash asap. She is also a very versatile stain, reacting well to both SoG and ScrOG techniques. Industrial Plant flowers in 45-50 days, yielding up to 625g/m² indoors or 1300g/plant outdoors.
| Genetics | Indica/Sativa |
| Parents | Afghani x Thai |
| Flowering period | 45-50 days |
| THC% | 10-14% |
| CBD% | Low |
| Yield (indoor) | 625g/m² |
| Height (indoor) | Medium |
| Yield (outdoor) | 1300g/plant |
| Height (outdoor) | 2.5m |
| Harvest time (outdoor) | October |
| Available as | Feminized seeds |
| Seed bank | Dinafem |
Industrial Plant: Machine-like yielding power for tons of bud
Dinafem created an industrial revolution of their own. By mixing Afghani and Thai genetics, they’ve created the 8th wonder of the world, the Industrial Plant. Very few strains compare with the yields that this machine generates.
With its versatile skunky, spicy, woody, and citrus aromas, Industrial Plant generates about 625g/m² of buds for indoor operations and up to 1300g/plant for outdoor growth. Take a deep breath, relax, and absorb the information that we just dropped on you. Yes, with 1300g/plant Dinafem has created something breathtaking.
So what’s the catch, you ask. It’s definitely not the 45-50 day flowering period, which is extremely fast for a photoperiod cultivar. The THC levels lay around 15% and the effects are a magnificent mix between physical relaxation and cerebral euphoria. There is no catch!
It reaches medium heights indoors and about 250cm outdoors. Industrial Plant is fantastic for ScrOG and SOG techniques. If you want to give cannabis enhancing techniques a shot, look no further.
If you wish to re-fill your weed jar fast, Industrial Plant will deliver high yields in no time. Grow this beast, indulge in the versatile high that she produces, you can thank us later.
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Origins Of The Thai Strains
Thai strains made their first appearance in the Western world in the 1960s and became an instant success. The 1960s, 1970s and 1980s are dead and gone, but Thai strains are still present to this day; due to the notoriously long flowering period of pure Sativas mostly in hybrids.
