Beatrix Choice
Beatrix Choice
Also known as: M27
Overview
Beatrix Choice, also known as M27, is a classic cannabis strain that was one of the original offerings from the Super Sativa Seed Club, listed as M27 in their 1987-88 catalog. This sativa-dominant hybrid represents a significant piece of cannabis history from the early Dutch seed trade era. The strain's genetics combine an inbred Acapulco Gold male with a very potent Indica/Sativa female strain of Afghani-South African heritage, creating a U.S. hybrid top strain where plants were selected specifically for the quality of the high and are described as extremely strong.
Developed during the golden age of cannabis breeding in the 1980s, Beatrix Choice was described by vintage growers as being as potent and tasty as anything available, making it highly sought after among collectors and heritage strain enthusiasts. The breeder considered it a great hybrid and one of their own favorites. While the strain has become increasingly rare over the decades, preservation efforts by various seed companies have maintained its genetic lineage, allowing modern cultivators to experience this piece of cannabis breeding history.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from pain
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for fatigue
- Users report benefits for depression
- May help with appetite loss
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Very suitable for both outdoor and indoor growing. Flowering time is approximately 70 days (10 weeks) when grown indoors. Outdoor harvest in Holland occurs in the last week of September. When grown outdoors, the plant requires a warm and subtropical climate, which can be expected since its genetic parents require similar environmental conditions. The plant is not susceptible to molds, making maintenance relatively worry-free. Growers can expect to harvest an enormous amount of overpowering, trippy buds. The strain is considered suitable for both novice and experienced growers due to its hardy nature.