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Which Types of Sativa Are Suitable for Growing in a Greenhouse?

Sativa is widely known for its stimulating, energizing effects and appetite stimulation. Here is a guide on choosing Sativa seeds for rewarding greenhouse cultivation

Brianne Shaw - Sat, 25 Feb 2023 16:31:44 +0000 3746 Views
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Sativa is one of the two best-known pure weed varieties (the other is Indica). It's known for its strong stimulating and mood-boosting effect, so users prefer using Sativa if they seek a boost of energy, focus, and creativity. Besides, Sativa is widely used in appetite stimulation among cancer and anorexia patients and helps treat the symptoms of depression and ADHD. Thus, given so many therapeutic and recreational uses, Sativa is very popular among home growers.


As soon as you start looking for Sativa seeds for sale, you may be flooded with tons of options. Each strain’s provider claims to be the best and promises huge yields and optimal growing experiences. But are all cannabis Sativa seeds the same in terms of potency, growing convenience, and effects? Definitely not! Here we cover the essentials of choosing Sativa marijuana seeds specifically for greenhouse growing so that you enjoy the process and get high, potent yields in the end.


Why Is the Choice Problematic?


Sativa strains are very popular among all kinds of weed users because of their gentle stimulating effect and a boost of positive energy for the entire day. But the problem is that Sativa plants grow very high, unlike their dense and short Indica counterparts. Thus, indoor cultivators may find it hard to choose the right strain that will match the height of their greenhouse or indoor plantation.

 
Lucky for you, the world of weed gene engineering and hybrid experimentation is changing pretty fast. So, many top-tier brands and seed banks have created Sativa-dominant strains with moderate height and optimal growth in greenhouse conditions. Here is the list of top Sativa strains you may successfully cultivate indoors.

 

Top 7 Sativa Strains to Grow in a Greenhouse


Trainwreck


This Sativa strain grows to comfortable heights that meet even a modest greenhouse’s height requirements. The seeds germinate and grow into plants ready to germinate in only 9 weeks, promising a convenient cultivation experience and thick, dense buds with a strong aroma.

 
Durban Poison


Mature Sativa users love Durban Poison for the potent cerebral high it gives, attributable to the 25% THC concentration in its buds. This strain’s effects are pronounced and quick, giving a user a kick of energy and happiness for the rest of the day. Besides, the strain is very easy to grow, and the buds appear 8-9 weeks after germination – a short period for such a unique strain.


Amnesia Haze


This strain may not be the first idea for greenhouse growing to come to your mind, as its plants are known for their huge height. But in fact, it can be pruned and tamed the way that meets your greenhouse's height, still growing fine and delivering great yields. The best thing about Amnesia Haze is its high THC content ranging from 17% to 25%.


Strawberry Sour Diesel

 
This variety will be ideal for users with a sweet tooth. Its complex, captivating aroma contains shades of strawberry and mixes many subtle shades in its flavor. The THC concentration in Strawberry Sour Diesel is higher than average, so you'll surely enjoy a quick cerebral high that relaxes and uplifts. The strain is ideal for a night out or a productive day requiring a little kick-off.


Shining Silver Haze


This Sativa-dominant hybrid has much to offer to all cultivators and users. It's a genetic crossbreed of Haze, Skunk, and Northern Light strains, each of which has shared some unique therapeutic and cerebral effects with it. The strain's effect is hard-hitting, probably due to the 21% THC contained in its buds. The plants are fine for large greenhouses, as their height can reach 2.2 meters. However, if you cultivate them correctly, your efforts will be rewarded with rich yields of up to 650g per plant. The harvesting time comes in late October, in 9-11 weeks upon the seeds' germination.


Shogun


If you're looking for a THC superstar that poses no cultivation problems, Shogun is your way to go. This Sativa-dominant strain was born out of the alliance of Amnesia Haze and Gorilla Glue 4, so it boasts a 25% THC concentration that can wake anyone up. The strain is known for strong mood-uplifting and balancing effects. The plants grow to the convenient 150-190 cm in height, so they can be hosted in a greenhouse of any size. You'll need to wait around 9-11 weeks after germination to reap the harvest, and the plants will reward you for the care with 550-600g per m2 of your plantation.


Mimosa


There's surely a reason for naming this strain this way. Its plants don't grow above 80-100 cm, which is extraordinary for a Sativa strain. But it's true; Mimosa is 70% Sativa, giving you a strong refreshing, and uplifting kick in the morning or daytime. Don't be fooled by the small size of Mimosa plants; each of them is ready to give up to 550g of buds per plant, thus being a safe deal for all cultivators with small greenhouses and big ambitions. It also has a high THC concentration, reaching 23%, ideal for mature users seeking a creative boost.


Final Word


As you can see, the market of cannabis Sativa seeds is pretty rich and diverse, giving you plenty of room for experimentation. You can buy Sativa seeds of several varieties and grow them side by side to compare the outcomes afterward. Don't forget that the cerebral high caused by Sativa won't go away quickly, so it's better to consume it in the morning or afternoon. Evening use can give you a restless night with a lack of sleep.

 

 

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