Wild Thailand Ryder Autoflower (World of Seeds) feminized is a sativa strain from our autoflowering seeds range. Commonly reported effects: euphoric. Flavour notes: citrus and floral.
About this format
Cannabis seeds are sold as collectable souvenirs and for the preservation of genetics. Feminized seeds grow into female plants, autoflowers switch to bloom on their own regardless of light schedule, and regular seeds produce both sexes for breeding. Germination is illegal in many countries — know your local law before you buy.
From the supplier
World of Seeds - Wild Thailand Ryder: Wild Thai and Ruderalis
The guys at World of Seeds took a pure wild Thai cannabis variety from an island of the Ko Chang archipelago and crossed it with a Ruderalis over several generations. The resulting Wild Thailand Ryder is suited for indoor and outdoor cultivation and has a high resistance to mold and pests. The plants can reach a height of up to 150cm when grown under a 20/4 lighting cycle and are ready for reaping only 60-70 days after germination.
The tall plants allow for yields in the range of 550-650g/m² or 250 grams per plant outdoors. The smell and taste of the extremely resinous and THC-rich buds is a blend of incense, citrus and floral notes. The smoke induces a very euphoric, almost arousing effect. Afghan Kush Ryder Autoflower runs at the same speed with a heavy, body-bound finish, and its roots go back to Hindu Kush stock.
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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How to use
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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Storage
Seeds keep for years in the sealed original pack at 5–8 °C in the dark; a fridge door is ideal. Avoid humidity and temperature swings.
Important information
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.
