The Hawaiian Indica by Sensi (and that is the Hawaiian used in the excellent BC Seed Co strain, NL x Hawaiian, as well as the Classics Hawaiian Indica, Hawaiian/Kush) is like a summer day, dreamy. The big buds, that I can identify more readily that any other strain of the fat cola bud type, the pistils are often tinged red, rose, pink, (usually white), are wide round buds, offering great dreamy high and larger than moderate potential yields.

Mostly Indica (F1 hybrid) with exceptionally broad leaves. Lots of resin on leaves as well as flowers, with a musky hash like aroma. Strong physical high. Yields are above average. Short rounded plants.

I am about 10 days from harvesting NL#5 and NL#5xHawaiian right now. The NL#5xHawaiian would definitely be a good ScrOG strain. It is very vigorous, very bushy, and has branches that are easily manipulated (not rigid). I was thinking of doing this myself.

These buds are very compressed with many seed husks. They are a deep army green colored that seem brown from a distance and are sparsely covered with brown hairs. The scent is a little brown (dirty), a little chemical and a very little green. Since the Hawaiian comes from a long distance, its appearance could be greatly altered from its travels. It seems to have had many crystals, and its compactness is certainly a result of its shipping. When smoked this bud tastes very full, almost meaty (BBQ) with both green and brown flavors. The smoke is not particularly expansive but is very harsh because the buds have been overly dried in transit. The high comes on very quickly and is very stony and will leave you dazed. If it were nicer aesthetically it may have received an even higher mark. ****1/4 ? Homepage Amsterdam

F-1 hybrid Sativa/Indica: mostly Indica Appearance: very wide and resinous leaves, lots of resin on flowers Smell/taste: musky hash smell Type high/strength: strong, physical Height: 1.5m Yield: medium plus Harvest date (Netherlands natural photoperiod): end Oct 12hr day exposure harvest (# of weeks): 9-12 indoor / greenhouse