Spice

About Spice

Spice is a Hybrid cannabis strain from Mr Nice Seedbank, created from a cross between Hawaiian Indica and Hawaiian Sativa. Offered here as regular seeds, it is suited to growers who want to select both male and female plants for their own projects or future breeding work.

This strain typically combines traits from both its tropical Sativa and Indica heritage, making it an option for growers who appreciate balanced structure and varied expressions. With its classic genetics, Spice seeds are often chosen by enthusiasts looking for a traditional, non-feminised line to explore and stabilise over multiple generations.

Key details

• Strain name: Spice
• Breeder: Mr Nice Seedbank
• Type: Hybrid cannabis strain
• Genetics: A cross between Hawaiian Indica and Hawaiian Sativa
• Seed type: Regular, producing both male and female plants

Growing notes

• Suitable for growers who want to make selections or preserve their own favourite phenotypes from seeds.
• Hybrid structure typically means plants may show both broad and narrow leaf shapes, depending on the expression.
• Can generally be adapted to different training methods, allowing growers to shape plant height and canopy.
• As flowering time and yield are not specified, growers usually monitor plants closely and adjust feeding and support as needed.

What to expect

Growers can typically expect a mix of phenotypes that reflect both the Hawaiian Indica and Hawaiian Sativa background, with variations in plant height, branching and finishing times. Because these are not feminised seeds, both male and female plants will appear, giving opportunities for making crosses, producing future seed stock, or selecting a stable mother plant for cloning.

FAQ

• Q: What type of seeds are Spice?
  A: Spice is offered as regular cannabis seeds, meaning the pack can contain both male and female plants.
• Q: What are the genetics of Spice?
  A: Spice comes from a cross between Hawaiian Indica and Hawaiian Sativa, combining traits from both lineages.
• Q: Is Spice more suitable for indoor or outdoor growing?
  A: The strain can typically be adapted to different environments, so growers often choose the setting that best matches their climate, equipment and experience.
• Q: How long does Spice usually take to flower?
  A: A specific flowering time is not provided, so growers generally rely on visual cues such as bud development and trichome appearance to decide when to harvest.
• Q: Who might be interested in Spice seeds?
  A: Spice seeds are often chosen by growers who enjoy working with traditional Hybrid lines, making their own selections, and exploring the range of expressions within a classic Hawaiian-influenced cross.