Bruce Banner

Morphology:

As with most Sativa-dominant hybrids, Bruce Banner's leaves spread far and wide. A thick stalk supports these often high-yielding crops that can get oversized with fat, dense buds

Production:

When grown in an ideal environment, growers can expect a considerable yield of up to 21 ounces per square meter indoors.

Aromas and flavors:

The taste of the strain is a pungent citrus, and compared to the smell, its taste is considerably earthier and less sweet. It is a cross between a Strawberry Diesel and OG Kush, which is highlighted by its pleasant, slightly sweet diesel scent.

Effects:

The effects emerge quickly and strongly, but the sensation mellows into a creative euphoria, balancing the punch of the initial sensation. Bruce Banner will provide a relaxing body high accompanied by pain-relieving effects. This is a strain that many use to treat anxiety and stress levels, as well as to relieve symptoms associated with ADD/ADHD and bipolar disorder. Bruce Banner is also used to remedy migraines and relieve pain associated with arthritis.

Culture:

Plants of this strain tend to flower at around 8-10 weeks, and it's a real beauty to behold as it grows. The leaves are colored a rich magenta hue, dancing brightly against the bright green buds and red hairs. The buds are generously frosted with big-headed trichomes. Bruce Banner tends to deliver bigger yields than your typical OG Kush, making her an excellent strain choice for more experienced growers looking for an exotic strain with bountiful yields.
Although you can grow Bruce Banner outdoors, you need a warm, dry climate so it all depends on fall for the harvest date. 

Characteristics of the seeds of
weed Bruce Banner