Buddah's Sister
Buddha’s Sister is an indica-dominant hybrid from Soma Seeds, recognized for its potent effects and success in early 2000s Amsterdam cannabis competitions.
About Buddah's Sister
Originally released as Soma Skunk V+, this strain was rebranded as Buddha’s Sister to increase its appeal within Amsterdam’s coffeeshop scene. Developed by Soma Seeds, the strain is a cross of Afghani, Big Skunk Korean, and Hawaiian Super Skunk. It has earned industry recognition, including a second-place finish for Best Indica at the 2002 Cannabis Cup and a first-place win in the Indica category at the 2008 IC420 Growers Cup. Users report a potent profile characterized by diesel notes softened by floral undertones, typically beginning with a creative mental buzz that transitions into deep physical relaxation.
Plant characteristics
Buddha’s Sister is an indica-dominant cultivar that performs well in both hydroponic systems and organic soil, often developing into a multi-branched plant. The flowers are characterized by a loose structure and a high density of robust trichomes. The plant is noted for having a natural resistance to mold, with a flowering period lasting between 63 and 70 days.