High Vesta Cannabis Strain

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Vesta Cannabis Strain
Vesta cannabis strain stands out for its great vigour and size and high resistance to pests and diseases. Vesta is easy to grow and is highly resistant to pests and adverse climate conditions, being ideal for both novice growers and cannabis connoisseurs. It has the scent is reminiscent of grapefruits and mandarins, with acid notes from the American parent.
Type of High
Vesta cannabis strain provides the effect of intense and deeply relaxing, very pleasant and recommended as medical cannabis.
Origin
Breeder: Buddha Seeds.

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