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Mr. Nice Guy, also known as "Mr. Nice," "Mister Nice Guy," and "Mister Nice," is an indica marijuana strain made by crossing G13 and Hash Plant. Nice produces effects...
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Sep 21, 2022 · THC: 13% - 19%, CBD: 1 %, CBN: 1 %. This medical marijuana strain which is otherwise called as 'Mr. Nice Guy' is an indica-dominant strain created by Sensi Seeds. This strain is the second prize winner of the '2004 High Life Cup'. This was created by crossing Government-13 ( G-13) strain with the Hash Plant.
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Jun 15, 2019 · Mr. Nice, or Mr. Nice Guy, is an Indica-dominant strain that won second place in the 2004 High Life Cup. It is named after Howard Marks, a man described by the press as 'the most sophisticated drugs baron of all time.'. The creation of Sensi Seeds, this strain has a THC range of 13%-16%.
Mr. Nice is a hybrid strain that was created by Sensi Seeds, one of the most renowned breeders in the cannabis industry. It is a cross between G13 and Hashplant, two legendary strains that have been around for decades. Mr. Nice has a sweet and earthy aroma, with hints of pine and citrus.
Mr. Nice is a cross between the legendary G13 strain and the Hash Plant. Previously unavailable since the '80s, Sensi Seed Bank has put this strain on the market again. It's named in honor of Howard Marks, the Oxford graduate who became one of the biggest cannabis smugglers of our time.
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Feb 11, 2021 · CBG. 0.26 - 1.68%. Taste. Earthy, Sweet. Effect. Sleepy. The Mr. Nice strain, also known as the Mr. Nice Guy strain, “Mister Nice Guy," and "Mister Nice,” is potent medical marijuana. It is an Indica-dominant hybrid with an 80/20 ratio. This cannabis was the result of crossing G-13 with the Hash Plant strain.
It has a relatively short flowering period of 60 days and grows best outdoors in warm, sunny climates with long summers. It won 2nd Place at the High Life Cup in 2004 and reportedly offers a powerful, classic Indica-like body buzz to accompany a spicy-sweet hashish taste inherited from its Hash Plant parent.
