sin semilla

[antigenesis]

Hey guys, I was just lookin around the internet and saw http://www.nida.nih.gov/MarijBroch/parentpg3-4N.html. The thing that caught my eye the most was that they described 'sinse-milla' as a more potent type of marijuana... I've also heard from people that 'sinsemilla' is really good stuff. No. It has almost nothing to do with that, you can grow some mexican dirt weed that is sin semilla(it usually isn't but it could be if precautions were taken), its spanish and translates directly to mean 'without seed'. Just felt like putting that out there in case anybody didn't allready know...

[ablengata]

yeah that's a little misleading. Sensimilla will better utilize the plants ability to produce cannabinoid containing resins in the buds making it more potent, but in no way can it be considered a "type" of weed. It'll just be more potent than had the plant been fertilized.

[searcher]

Hydro sinsimilia... mmmm
The brochure is correct, "potent weed"

[Bearcat99]

I thought all Sensimilla meant was "seedless" nothing more.