Australian Boesi
Australian Boesi
Also known as: Duck
Overview
Australian Boesi, also known as "Duck," is an indica-dominant hybrid strain first bred by Afghani Seeds and Extracts. The strain has gained recognition as a 90% sativa mother strain that contributes classic sativa effects and clean musk of a lemon grove to various hybrid crosses. Australian Duck is of unknown origin, though it has become a foundational genetics for several notable cannabis breeding projects.
The leaves of this hybrid are small to medium and look like popcorn when trimmed, with dense buds characteristic of indica genetics. The buds display hues of yellow and green with hairy orange pistils and feature a thick, sticky, resinous structure covered in transparent whitish trichomes. The strain presents a sweet and spicy aroma that delivers an appetizing smoke experience when consumed. Australian Boesi has served as breeding stock for numerous hybrid strains, particularly in blue haze crosses, demonstrating its genetic stability and desirable characteristics for cannabis cultivation.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from depression
- May help with bipolar disorder
- Often used for moderate stress management
- Users report relief from mild to severe migraine
- May help with nausea
- Often used for arthritis pain
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Australian Boesi has a flowering period of 7-8 weeks and thrives in warm and slightly dry environments with good lighting. The strain yields 700 to 900 grams per square meter and grows to moderate height. Growing this hybrid is challenging for first-time growers, with indoor cultivation recommended for optimal yields. Daily watering at least twice is recommended, along with daily monitoring to prevent pest attacks that can reduce maximum yield. First-time growers are advised to seek growing information to achieve large yields. The strain requires experience and attention to environmental conditions for successful cultivation.