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Discover a delightful surprise this year with Acid Dough by Ripper Seeds. This unique variety results from an exquisite cross between Lilly (Queen Mother X Congo) and the renowned OG Badazz.
One of Acid Dough’s standout characteristics is its abundant flower production, combined with a rapid flowering phase. As it nears the end of flowering, this strain often develops violet-hued outer flowers, indicating a sensitivity to cooler temperatures—perfect for enhancing resin production and overall appearance.
Its flavor will captivate your senses with a sweet and sour blend reminiscent of pineapple candy. With its non-traditional lineage, Acid Dough offers a refreshing twist that will intrigue both European and American cannabis connoisseurs.
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About Ripper Seeds
Ripper Seeds is a renowned name in the cannabis cultivation industry, known for producing high-quality seeds for both novice and experienced growers. Their products boast a variety of strains characterised by distinctive flavours, potent effects, and exceptional yields. With meticulous breeding techniques, Ripper Seeds ensures robust genetics and optimal performance. This commitment to quality makes them a trusted choice for premium cannabis genetics.
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In the UK and many other regions worldwide, purchasing and owning cannabis seeds is completely legal. However, as stated in our site disclaimer, all seeds sold by Dope Breeders are intended as collectible souvenirs for the preservation of cannabis genetics. Always ensure compliance with your local laws.
