Harold “The Kangaroo” Thornton: The Artist Behind The Bulldog No. 90 Mural
Before it became one of Amsterdam’s biggest camera magnets, The Bulldog No.90 mural was just a plain white wall on a canal. Nobody’s credited with saying it, but a wall is only as good as what you dare to put on it. Number 90 Oudezijds Voorburgwal wasn’t born famous. It was just bricks and mortar, and front row to the hustle, bustle and freaky nature of Amsterdam over the centuries. It was a long time until tourists came in their droves. With their camera phones, they take all those selfies that look more stoned each time they see them. It was just another Red Light shop next to a peep show: three windows wide, easy to miss unless you were looking for Porno. When The Bulldog Amsterdam first opened its doors in the mid-70s, the outside of the shop was nothing to write home about. It was a blank canvas. The real action was inside: joints, laughter, and a new type of Amsterdam bubbling under the radar and away from prying eyes. But in the spirit of keeping things in the family, Henk reached out to his friend and The Bulldog regular to spice things up a bit. Henk didn’t want the front to be an advertisement for his shop; he wanted it to be an artwork that would stand the test of time. There was only one man to the task; his name was Harold “The Kangaroo” Thornton. Legendary artist Harold “Kangaroo” Thornton captured mid-brushstroke as he paints the famous mural that gave The Bulldog coffeeshop its iconic look. Who Was Harold “The Kangaroo” Thornton? You couldn’t miss Harold. Even in Amsterdam, a city full of freaks and long-haired geniuses, he stood out. Long white hair like a wizard who’d been kicked out of art school. Spectacles that looked like they belonged to a cartoon. Cardigans covered in paint, not because it was a look, but because he was always painting. Born in Sydney, Australia, in 1915, Harold Leslie Thornton had already made a name for himself back home before he flicked a fleck of paint on the 90. Harold had a talent for winding up the establishment in Australia and declared himself the greatest genius who ever lived. By the time he landed in Amsterdam in the 70s, he was already a cult figure with a suitcase full of brushes, a love of LSD, and absolutely no intention of living an everyday life. He found a second home in The Bulldog 90, now known as The Bulldog The First. Not just because Henk sold good hash, but because the vibe was a good fit. Only the rules that mattered. No hard drugs, no booze and zero aggression. Just people doing their thing and not apologising for it. Harold didn’t ask for commissions. He offered himself like a force of nature. Loud, wild, prolific. He’d paint your jacket if you stood still long enough. So when Henk said, “I want the outside to reflect what’s inside,” it wasn’t a design brief. It was a challenge. And Harold took it personally. That was the start of The Bulldog No.90 mural. Artist Harold “The Kangaroo” Thornton with Bulldog founder Henk de Vries, captured outside the world-famous mural that changed Amsterdam’s cannabis culture forever. The Bulldog No. 90 Mural No one really told Harold where to stop, or he didn’t know how to do so. Mistake or the first stroke of genius? That depends on how you feel about acid-bright murals featuring flying dogs and third eyes. It started with the request for a cool sign. That’s all Henk wanted at first. Harold stepped outside with a brush and never really came back in. He painted the wall. Then he painted around the wall. Then the building. What was once a blank white canvas in De Wallen was now a full-blown psychedelic mind-melter slapped across a 17th-century canal house. Wild lettering, cosmic faces, blues that burned under UV light, and all sorts of wonders were tucked into the chaos for stoned time travellers to find. If you looked long enough, you’d spot Henk, the dog, Amsterdam, and maybe yourself, depending on what you’d just smoked. And it didn’t happen overnight. It grew in layers, like good hash. Tourists think it was always there, locals watched it blossom like colourful moss, messy, impossible to remove, and oddly beautiful. Harold treated the bricks like canvas building blocks and the coffeeshop like his gallery. Rain or shine, tourists or cops, he’d be out in the flow, there adding something. By the time he was done, if he was ever really done (art is not finished, it’s abandoned), The Bulldog wasn’t just the first coffeeshop. It was the coffeeshop. People came for the cannabis, sure. But they took pictures of the wall, barely able to believe what they saw. Art, Attitude & Legacy Collide Harold didn’t just leave his mark on the wall; he immortalised himself with a self-portrait somewhere in the mural, painted in the same acid-fried palette as the rest of it. Grinning. Watching. As if he knew the whole thing would become iconic one day, and wanted to see it for himself. But the mural wasn’t just Harold showing off. It was him capturing the ethos of The Bulldog: rebellious, fun, and loyal. The Bulldog wasn’t trying to be a brand back then; it was simply being itself. Then, with every stroke of Harold’s brush, it became one of the most recognisable locations in Amsterdam. The No.90 is one of the most photographed sites in Amsterdam. Think about that for a second. In a city with some of the most stunning sites in Europe, The Bulldog First and Harold’s mural take centre stage. The artwork on the wall turned The Bulldog into a landmark without saying a word. The façade became a symbol for Amsterdam’s tolerance, creativity, and chaos, all wrapped in the face of a grumpy dog and a painter who dressed like a wizard and swore like a sailor. And
Before It Was Legal: How The Bulldog Set the Rules That Changed Amsterdam
Picture this: It’s the mid-70s. You’re in Amsterdam’s Red-Light District, the air’s thick with rebellion, and someone just sparked up a joint in a basement with no name, no licence, and definitely no idea what was coming next. That basement became The Bulldog Amsterdam. And those joints? They sparked more than just cones; they lit up a movement. The Bulldog changed Amsterdam. It Didn’t Start with a Business Plan Forget boardrooms and branding agencies, and definitely forget buying premium cannabis seeds at the click of a button. The Bulldog started with a bunch of mates, rolling up and laughing their heads off. The vibe was simple: good weed, good people, zero drama. Tourists started asking where they could get a bit for themselves, and the crew didn’t see a reason to say no. So they didn’t. Instead, they passed the joint and made space on the couch. That’s how the world’s first cannabis coffeeshop began. Just weed, warmth, and one very photogenic dog named Joris. This is Joris — the bulldog who sat in the window, growled at the law, and gave Amsterdam’s most famous coffeeshop its name. The face, the attitude, the legacy. Thank god he wasn’t a poodle! The Police Didn’t Like It: The Bulldog changed amsterdam Back then, weed wasn’t legal. Not even close. So, obviously, the police came knocking. Well, more like blended in as a tourist to catch Henk and the boys off guard, sometimes multiple times a day. Plainclothes cops would storm in, hoping to catch something darker. But all they ever found was the same thing: peaceful stoners, a baggie of grass, and a positive attitude. And that’s what threw them. “We were always polite,” said one of the original dealers, Jan, who was slinging grams behind the counter over 45 years later. “We weren’t hiding anything—just smoking and chilling. And we never got rude. Sometimes we had six or seven raids a day by undercover police. But we always stayed friendly. That’s what saved us, I think. They’d take us to the station and say, ‘These are just nice kids. I don’t get it.’ We were like 19. We didn’t hide. We told them straight: this is all we’ve got, a baggie of weed. That’s it.” Eventually, even the police clocked on: these weren’t the city’s real problem. Heroin was rising. Aggression was everywhere. But inside The Bulldog, there was only laughter, good hash, and a no-nonsense code. “You have to break the rules to create the rules.” The Bulldog Rules Came First – The City Just Borrowed Before the politicians stepped in, The Bulldog had already drawn the lines: “No hard drugs, no alcohol, no aggression, no stolen goods. We stuck to that from the beginning, even before the city did. It kept us safe. It kept the vibe right,” added Jan. That wasn’t a slogan; it was house rules, and people like Jan were on the front line to make sure it stayed that way. Stick to those rules, and the vibe stayed right. Break it, and you’re out, which is how The Bulldog rolls to this day. Those rules didn’t just keep the coffeeshop open; they set the foundation for the Netherlands’ soft drug policy. Amsterdam didn’t tame The Bulldog. The Bulldog taught Amsterdam how to handle cannabis because, as Henk De Vries always said, “You have to break the rules to create the rules.” “Everyone knew we didn’t deal hard drugs — but we still got raided the most.” — from an early local press story on The Bulldog, back when a ladder, a sign, and a bit of courage made history. From Underground to Worldwide Henk and his mates didn’t set out to change the game. They just wanted a safe place to spark up and bring people together. They weren’t trying to be rebellious. They were trying to be themselves. But that basement in the Red Light District became a global landmark, and The Bulldog became a symbol for everything right about cannabis culture. The police backed off. The tourists kept coming. And now, nearly five decades on, that same energy runs through The Bulldog Seeds heritage with Amsterdam genetics bred for modern growers with roots in the real story. Still Standing. Still Smoking. Still The Bulldog. Cannabis culture didn’t fall from the sky. It was built, joint by joint, rule by rule, raid by raid. And at the centre of it all was a crew that never stopped smiling at the law, never stopped serving the people, and never once swapped authenticity for approval. So next time someone asks where cannabis culture started, don’t point to a policy. Point to a basement. Point to the dog on the wall. Point to The Bulldog Amsterdam. The Bulldog in full technicolour — standing proud at number 90 in the 90’s Did You Know? Amsterdam is more than Red Lights Did you know? The Bulldog at No. 90 was one of the first coffeeshops to be filmed for international documentaries — often without permission, always with pride. And in the early 2000s, some estimates clocked the Red Light District’s footfall at 8 to 10 million people a year — and nearly all of them passed The Bulldog. Did you know? The Bulldog at No. 90 was one of the first coffeeshops to be filmed for international documentaries — often without permission, always with pride. And in the early 2000s, some estimates clocked the Red Light District’s footfall at 8 to 10 million people a year — and nearly all of them passed The Bulldog.
Amsterdam to America: The Bulldog Seeds x Seed Supreme Exclusive Collab
Take us back to 1975 so we can tell Henk that his idea is about to travel further than anyone expected. From that first rebellious coffeeshop on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal to a global icon of cannabis culture, The Bulldog story is now crossing the Atlantic into the grow rooms of American growers for the first time. The Bulldog Seeds x Seed Supreme collaboration opens a new avenue for US growers, offering them genuine Amsterdam genetics and three exclusive feminised cannabis seeds created specifically for this release. Seed Supreme brings the audience. The Bulldog brings nearly fifty years of identity, consistency, and culture. This is Amsterdam meeting America: straight from the Dam to Uncle Sam. Why This Drop Matters: Amsterdam roots, American rooms. Amsterdam might have written the opening chapter, but the United States has been flipping the pages fast for the last decade. West Coast breeders pushed the flavour and potency of modern US cannabis hybrids into places never imagined. At the same time, Amsterdam kept holding down the heritage, stability, and identity that shaped cannabis culture. We’ve all come a long way, and now we’re on the same team. This collaboration doesn’t take sides; it brings them together. The Bulldog Seeds x Seed Supreme drop offers US growers verified Amsterdam genetics with nearly fifty years of history behind them. Not instead of modern US hybrid cannabis strains, but right alongside them. The Bulldog Seeds x Seed Supreme Strains Dante’s Inferno Feminised Dante took a tour through nine circles; this hybrid takes a quicker route straight to your burning desires. Dante’s Inferno brings the heat where it matters, with rich berry aromas, sweet fuel undertones, and a roaring THC potential that will surpass most hybrids for eternity. This one gets The Bulldog Seeds’ name because it’s a pure raging fire we started and haven’t been able to put out since. In the grow room, it behaves far better than its name suggests. Instead of chaos, you get a tidy, robust structure that handles training without complaint and packs on dense, devilishly resin-heavy flowers. If you want an Amsterdam cannabis strain with a US genetics boost, this red-hot hybrid brings fire to the flavour profile and order to your canopy; Dante’s Inferno keeps things burning in all the right places. Will it set your grow tent alight? Purple Octane Feminised Strap on your driving goggles; this one is speeding. Purple Octane doesn’t just run, it revs, and it’s loud enough to drown out the traffic. Quick off the line and true to its name, this cultivar fires off thick, gas-loaded terpenes and deep purple hues that show up faster than racing stripes. To top it off, it expels all the right kinds of fumes. It’s the kind of aroma that hits the air like you’re spilling fuel all over a gas station forecourt. Potent and potentially explosive, Purple Octane is not for the faint of heart, but it doesn’t require a driver’s license. Once you get this machine into veg and beyond, Purple Octane is surprisingly easy to steer. Its compact, controlled structure suits indoor spaces, finishing quickly while stacking resin like it’s racing to the finish line. For growers who want a strain that looks podium-worthy, smells powerful, and runs clean from veg to harvest, this one’s tuned for a race-winning performance. Rainbow Chip Feminised Rainbow Chip earns its name without the sugar-coating or a trip to the dentist. Too easily described as dessert flavours, this sweet, minty, creamy hybrid is wrapped with layers of resin that might be mistaken for hot treacle. This stunner is a hybrid of the highest indulgence of the best kind. It’s flavour-forward, complex where it needs to be, and its THC potential comfortably matches modern US flavour favourites. When you put it to work, Rainbow Chip keeps things steady. It grows in a balanced, predictable structure that makes canopy control simple, producing dense flowers that retain their terpene richness throughout drying and curing. If you want a strain that delivers full-spectrum flavour and consistent indoor results, Rainbow Chip is an easy one to fall in love with. More Amsterdam Cannabis Seeds On The Shelf Seed Supreme isn’t just stocking the three exclusive collab strains; they’ve got another half dozen of Bulldog genetics for US growers who want options. Six of the best straight from the lowlands. You’ll recognise Freakshow instantly, the kind of leaf structure that looks wrong but grows so right. Tropicana Cherry brings holiday weather into the tent, all bright citrus and sweet fruit without the airfare. Grease Monkey does precisely what the name promises: coating your scissors in resin, just like you’ve been tuning an engine. And Malawi stretches the way only a true landrace can, giving your grow room that old-school sativa silhouette. Just like a visit to The Bulldog, there’s something for everyone to try. A New Chapter for Bulldog Genetics 50 years. Time flies when you’re getting high on the best supply in Amsterdam. Now, The Bulldog Seeds is taking that history and going Stateside to welcome Seed Supreme to The Bulldog Family and start a whole new story. The legend is growing. Will you grow yours?
The Bulldog Seeds x Mills Nutrients: Cannabis Seed Germination Tips with the Mills Seed Starter Kit
The best growers will tell you, your grow doesn’t start when you see green. It starts the moment your cannabis seeds hit the medium. Mess up germination and you’re firefighting along the long road to harvest. Uneven starts mean uneven canopies. Slow roots? Slow everything. Get some solid germination tips and you’re golden. That’s why The Bulldog Seeds teamed up with Mills Nutrients to bring you the Mills Seed Starter Kit, the best way to get your cannabis seeds from package to pot. What Seeds Actually Need to Get Moving Forget overcomplicating it. You don’t need to wear a lab coat to germinate cannabis seeds. Get the basics right and leave the science to the Mills Master Grower, so he can leave cookie crumbs on the office sofa. Moisture, not a flood – keep them gently hydrated so they can breathe. Drown them and you’re throwing a tiny plant water funeral. Stable warmth – 22–25°C is the sweet spot. Too cold and they sulk, too hot and you’re frying them like an egg. Oxygen and airflow – stagnant, soggy air kills roots before they’ve even had a chance to grow. A gentle feed – the Mills Start-R included in the kit gives them just enough fuel to get rolling without burning them out. . Why Germination Goes Wrong (and How to Avoid It) Most problems aren’t bad genetics; they’re bad habits: Overwatering – roots need air, not a swimming pool. Temperature swings – keep it steady Poor airflow – stale air is fungus’s best friend. Feeding too early or too strong – seedlings don’t want a three-course meal, just a light snack. Messing with the taproot – hands off. Let nature do its job. What’s Inside the Mills Seed Starter Kit (and Why It Works) The magic is in the simplicity. The kit keeps your early stage tight, clean, and stress-free: Mills Start-R (250ml) – kelp-derived hormones + light bio-mineral nutrients for strong roots. Germination Tray – holds your environment steady. Propagation Cubes are pre-sized and perfectly balanced for moisture and oxygen. Measuring Pipette – because a drop too much can be the difference between thriving and frying. Set it up in minutes, and you have a low-maintenance, high-success germination station. Final Tokes: Mills Nutrients x The Bulldog Seeds If you want big yields, it starts with healthy seedlings. Get them germinating cleanly, rooting deep, and sliding into the veg like our Master Grower does into supermodel DMs. The Mills Seed Starter Kit makes that happen so you can grow your legend without the hassle of messing up germination. Whether you’re new to cannabis seeds or have been growing since The Bulldog logo was first painted on a wall in Amsterdam, this kit will make your early phase smoother, faster, and less stressful. Start strong. Grow strong. Mills Seed Starter Kit — The Bulldog Seeds x Mills Nutrients quantity Add to Cart
The Bulldog Seeds x Mills Nutrients Master Grower: The Truth About Overfeeding Cannabis Plants
Mills Nutrients and The Bulldog Seeds are back with another growing essential: The Truth About Overfeeding Cannabis Plants We’d love to say everything in the grow room gets fed equally, but we sometimes forget about the Master Grower. He’s still locked out back, muttering about EC levels and salt crust. Don’t worry, though; we never forget the plants. Priorities. That said, overfeeding cannabis plants is just as bad as forgetting altogether. Overfeeding might feel like love, but it’s more like handing out protein shakes during food poisoning; it just makes things worse. Burnt tips, stalled growth, sad, crispy leaves. Plant IBS, basically. You want every feed to count when running pro-level genetics like The Bulldog Seeds. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the plant feed experts at Mills Nutrients to help you grow smart, not just nutrient-heavy. No BS. No bottled hype. Just proper grower advice that works. Because here’s the truth about overfeeding and cannabis nutrient burn: it’s one of the quickest ways to ruin a good grow. It creeps in quietly. One day, your leaves look glossy. The next, they’re clawed, curled, and cooked, and your yield’s quietly falling apart behind the scenes. Don’t panic. This guide comes straight from The Bulldog Seeds x Mill’s Nutrients Master Grower playbook. He’s hungry, he’s grumpy, but he knows his stuff. Spotting the Signs of Overfeeding Cannabis Plants in Soil or Coco Overfeeding in soil or coco looks like progress until your plant starts clawing like it’s texting you at 3am. Learn to spot the red flags before they mess with your harvest. The Master Grower spots them a kilometre away. He’s got trust issues, which are nutrient-related and otherwise. Brown, burnt leaf tips — classic cannabis nutrient burn Clawing or downward-curling leaves Glossy, dark green leaves from nitrogen toxicity Salt crust building up on the surface of your medium Sluggish growth, even with a complete feed Why Over Feeding Cannabis Plants Happens: Even with Good Nutrients This is where most growers slip: thinking more feed means more yield. But cannabis can only take what it can actually use. The rest just builds up and turns on you. Even a clean, bio-mineral formula like Mills Nutrients can backfire if: You’re mixing feeds by eye You’re not checking EC or pH You’re watering too often without proper dry-backs You’re feeding the same way across all strains The Bulldog Seeds x Mills Nutrients method is simple: listen to your plants. Follow the data. Grow with purpose. How to Fix It: The Mills Nutrients Master Grower Way Spotted the signs of overfeeding in soil or coco? Good. Time to take control. Flush and Reset Rinse the medium with plain, pH-balanced water. Keep flushing until your runoff EC drops to a reasonable level. No mystery, just maths. Cut Your Dose In the next feed, go in at half strength. With Mills, the nutrients are bioavailable, and less is often plenty. Let the Roots Breathe Overfeeding usually shows up with overwatering. Give your roots proper wet-dry cycles so they can breathe and recover. Track EC and pH Use a meter, not gut Feelings. You wouldn’t guess when your steak’s ready; you use a thermometer. The same rule applies. The Master Grower doesn’t wing it, and neither should you. Know Your Genetics, Feed Accordingly Some cannabis hybrids, like Joris Pound Cake or The Bulldog Cookies, prefer a lighter touch early in veg. Others, like TB Amnesia, kick into gear during bloom and can handle more feed in the late stages. Every strain’s different. Know your timeline, trust your observations, and let Mills’ cannabis feeding chart guide the base, but always read the room. And by room, we mean the leaves. Final Tokes: Mills Nutrients Master Grower x Bulldog Seeds Don’t overdo it if you want clean flavour, thick resin, and buds that cure right. Overfeeding is the enemy of quality. Stick with The Bulldog Seeds for rock-solid genetics, use Mills Nutrients for clean, balanced feeding, and grow like you mean it. The Bulldog legend is growing. Will you grow yours?
What is Cannabis Plant Training and How to Train Your Plants
When growing cannabis at home, there’s a lot more to it than watering and feeding plants and waiting for the premium flowers to grow. The best home growers train their plants and get the most from their cannabis grows by boosting yield and maximising space. Choosing the correct method can take your grow to the next level. What is Cannabis Plant Training? Simply put, cannabis plant training involves manipulating plants to ensure every growth site receives adequate light and nutrients. Different training methods can be used, such as low-stress training (LST) and high-stress training (HST). These can control the shape of your plant, encourage multiple colas, and even speed up harvest times. This blog will explore when and how to use the best cannabis training techniques. It will help you find the proper method for your growing needs. Whether you’re a beginner looking for an easy way to boost yields or an experienced grower aiming for pro-level results, this article has you covered. Join us as we delve into the world of cannabis plant training techniques! Training Method Type Main Benefit 0 LST Low Stress Even canopy, better light exposure 1 HST High Stress Stronger stems, more bud sites 2 SCROG Low Stress Maximizes light for bigger yields 3 SOG Low Stress Quick harvests with small plants 4 Topping High Stress Creates multiple colas 5 Fimming Medium Stress More colas, bushier growth 6 Mainlining High Stress Symmetrical, controlled structure 7 Lollipopping Low Stress Focuses energy on top buds 8 Defoliation Medium Stress Improves light penetration & airflow 9 Super Cropping High Stress Strengthens stems & increases resilience Low-Stress Training (LST) What Is LST: LST involves gently bending and tying down branches to encourage horizontal plant growth.LST prevents the main cola from dominating, encouraging multiple bud sites to develop. Why It Works: LST is highly effective because it maximises light exposure by creating an even canopy. An added bonus? It’s beginner-friendly, works well in small grow spaces like tents, and minimises plant stress. High-Stress Training (HST) What Is HST: HST is when a grower intentionally stresses the plant using topping, super cropping, or extreme bending. We will cover High-Stress Training further on. Why It Works: HST is effective because it forces the plant to redistribute energy, leading to stronger stems and higher yields. By doing this, the plant produces multiple flowering sites instead of one dominant cola. High-stress techniques are best suited to growers more comfortable taking higher risks. The Screen of Green (SCROG) What Is Screen of Green: The screen of Green uses a horizontal net to train plants and control growth direction. Branches are weaved through the screen to spread out flowering sites evenly. Why It Works: Screen of Green is one of the best cannabis training methods to maximise light exposure. SCROG reduces plant height, making it ideal for indoors and any grower with limited vertical space. And for those looking to maximise crops with fewer plants. Sea of Green (SOG) What is Sea of Green: Sea of Green is when many small plants grow close together instead of a few large ones. It focuses on developing a single main cola per plant rather than multiple branches. Why It Works: Sea of Green speeds up harvest time because the plants stay small but flower quickly, and it is a technique favoured by commercial growers and those who like autoflowers. SOG is ideal for growers looking for a quick turnover and dense canopy. Topping What Is Topping: Topping is a lot like what it sounds and is when a grower cuts off the main growth tip of the plant to split it into two colas. Doing so forces the plant to grow outward instead of up. Why It Works: Topping is a great way to increase flower production by multiplying colas, and it helps create a more even canopy. Note: Topping is only recommended for photoperiod plants. So don’t go topping an autoflower. Fimming/FIMing What Is Fimming: Fimming or FIMing is similar to topping, but you pinch or cut only part instead of cutting the main growth tip entirely. This method results in 4+ new growth shoots instead of 2. Why It Works: Fimming works well because it causes Less stress than topping and encourages bushier growth. It’s ideal for growers wanting a fuller canopy with additional flowering sites. Mainlining (Manifold Training) What is Mainlining: Mainlining, or Manifold Training, is a structured technique where a plant is topped multiple times to create an even, symmetrical canopy. Why It Works: Mainlining works because it creates a well-distributed plant structure. Resulting in even flower development and high yields. If you’re a grower looking to maximise yield while maintaining a structured plant shape, this is the method for you. Lollipopping What is Lollipopping: Lollipopping is when a grower removes lower leaves and small flowering sites so the plant focuses energy on top colas. This method ensures all nutrients go toward bigger, higher-quality flowers. Why It Works: Lollipopping works nicely to improve airflow and reduce the risk of mold. It also increases the density and potency of the flowers. Lollipopping is often used with SCROG, SOG or other HST methods. Defoliation What Is Defoliation: To defoliate, strategically remove large fan leaves to increase light penetration and airflow. This plant training method is best employed during vegetative and early flowering stages. Why It Works: Defoliation prevents lower buds from being shaded and reduces humidity and mold risk. It’s an ideal method for experienced growers who understand when and how much to remove. Super Cropping What Is Super Cropping: Super Cropping is bending branches until they slightly snap but do not break off. By causing tissue damage, it forces them to heal stronger, supporting bigger colas. Why It Works: Super Cropping creates thicker stems, increases nutrient flow, and trains plant shape without topping. It’s the ideal training method for growers wanting more resilient plants and maximum yields. Final Tokes Training cannabis plants is not all about getting the largest yield. It’s about the health of
Taste the Cannabis Rainbow: TB Mimosa and Other Fruity Cannabis Seeds
It’s time to taste the cannabis rainbow with the delights of TB Mimosa and other fruit cannabis seeds. Fruit hybrids have taken over grow rooms and coffee shop menus, and the canna world is better for it. If you love a cannabis hybrid packed with flavour, bursting with citrus tangs, tantalising berries, and candy-like aromas, look no further. These strains will have your grow room penging like a field of fresh fruit ripe for the picking. But before we get stuck into the ultimate fruit salad of cannabis seeds, let’s ask, what makes a cannabis seed fruity? What Makes a Cannabis Seed Fruity? The fruity aroma and flavour of cannabis strains come from terpenes, the natural compounds responsible for a plant’s scent and taste. Strains rich in limonene bring bright citrus notes like lemon and orange. At the same time, myrcene adds a mango-like sweetness with earthy undertones. Though commonly found in pine trees, Pinene enhances citrusy flavours, and linalool contributes a floral, berry-like fragrance. These terpenes work together to create the distinct fruit-inspired profiles that make these strains popular among growers and consumers. 1. TB Mimosa – A Zesty Citrus Punch TB Mimosa delivers a zesty punch that will knock you off your feet and back on them. The taste of zesty tangerine with a hint of bubbly champagne makes this easy-to-cultivate sativa hybrid a must-grow for any home grower. This citrus powerhouse will quench your thirst like a glass of freshly squeezed OJ, giving users energy when they need it the most. TB Mimosa’s uplifting nature makes it ideal for daytime use, and it’s super tasty as well. Expect this Mimosa to fizz you away in a whirl of sweetness as the candy-like aroma of the chunky resinous flowers captures your senses. 3 seeds5 seedsAdd to Cart 2. TB Skittlez Auto – Taste the Cannabis Rainbow You’d be disappointed if TB Skittlez Auto didn’t taste like sweet berry, tropical fruit with a hint of candy, but fortunately, it does. This compact flowering auto is the ideal cannabis strain if you’re looking for a strain that will relax you to the point of body melting. Wind down under the cannabis rainbow with this indica-dominant autoflower. It’s bursting with fruity terpenes, giving it a blast of fruit flavour, and it is a dream to grow. TB Skittlez is low maintenance, fast flowering (8-9 weeks) and high yielding. It’s got everything you might want from an autoflowering cannabis seed and more. 3 seeds5 seedsAdd to Cart 3. TB Purple CBD Auto – Berries & Chill TB Purple CBD Auto is the ultimate chill-out strain because there’s next to no THC. This CBD-rich autoflower is perfect for anyone who enjoys a toke of something fruity but doesn’t like getting high. TB Purple CBD auto delivers all the taste and flavour you might expect; users get all CBD’s anti-inflammatory and calming benefits. On the flavour front, it combines the sweetness of ripe blueberries with a citrus twist that will tie you in knots. If it’s flavour and chill you’re after, TB Purble CBD is the strain for you. The CBD keeps you calm and functioning, and there is no overwhelming high to contend with. On top of all that CBD hybrid goodness, this compact auto is easy to grow, making it ideal for newbies and old hats alike. Pop TB Purple CBD Auto and in just a few weeks you’ll be greeted with vibrant purple cannabis flowers dripping in resin and emitting a berry-rich aroma that will fill your grow space. If you want all the fruity goodness without the brain fog that can sometimes come with potent THC hybrids, TB Purple CBD Auto is the strain for you. 3 seeds5 seedsAdd to Cart 4. Orange Bud – A Classic Citrus Blast Orange Bud is a classic cannabis strain and a legend of Amsterdam. Since the 1980s, this citrus-packed hybrid has been stable in Amsterdam coffee shops and holds a special place in the heart of The Bulldog. Bred from the Skunk family, this sweet yet skunky plant has a zesty orange aroma that tickles your tonsils. In terms of flavour, orange buds are a grower’s best friend. It is fast flowering, high-yielding and perfect for skill levels. Orange Bud is best for both, whether you’re looking for a boost in the daytime or a hybrid that gets your social juices flowing. This tantalising fruit cannabis strain brings euphoria and giggles with every toke. If you haven’t wrapped your lips around this delicious orange cannabis strain, you should give it a grow! 5. The Bulldog Cookies – A Fruity Dessert You Can Smoke The Bulldog Cookies might not yell out fruit, but this cookie cannabis seed is the fruity, sweet treat you’ve been waiting for. Brimming with berries, creamy vanilla and spice, every toke, vape or hit of The Bulldog Cookies is like biting into a freshly baked fruit tart. Picture dropping sweet berries into an irresistible vanilla milkshake, and you get close to The Bulldog Cookies’ delights. Though you’ll be sad if it’s a sugar rush you’re expecting, the only thing that glistens on these flowers are the THC-rich trichomes, and they deliver a smooth but euphoric high. Add that the Bulldog Cookies is a dream to grow; it produces dense flowers layered in resin and high yields, and you’ve got an ideal strain for growers of all skill sets. 3 seeds5 seedsAdd to Cart Final Tokes: Fruity Cannabis Seeds Online at TB Seeds TB Seeds has a fruity strain for every grower, from zesty, citrus-packed sativas to sugar-coated indicas that taste sweeter than candy. The Bulldog has always been ahead of the game, bringing top-tier cannabis seeds to growers worldwide. Whether you’re craving the sunny Mimosa punch, the legendary sweetness of Orange Bud, or the dessert-like delight of Bulldog Cookies, these strains are easy to grow, packed with terpenes, and guaranteed to fill your garden with colour and your stash with flavour.
