A.C.E. Seeds is a group of breeders and Cannabis lovers dedicated to the preservation and study of this wonderful plant. A.C.E. Seeds offers you fresh and new genetics selected from the best of our extensive library of C.Sativa strains, collected from all around the world and preserved in our collection. A.C.E. Seeds are proud to offer you these varieties listed in our catalogue and bred by A.C.E. Seeds from our private collections. These genetics are exclusive and stock limited.

New chinese hybrid related to Orient Express, but in this case an old Kali Mist sativa was crossed to our China Yunnan indica.An ideal female was selected from this cross: a plant with exotic incensey bouquet and excellent south east asian sativa effect but indica behavior, strong and robust, fast flowering and excellent adaptability to indoor growing.The ideal female was backcrossed again to China Yunnan to stabilize this behavior and to develop different lines in seed format.Resistance against SPIDER MITE: MediumResistance against MILDEW: MediumResistance against BOTRYTIS: MediumResistance against COLD: MediumGENETICS: 60 % indica / 40 % sativa. Kali Mist/China x China.FLOWERING: 8-9 weeks. Late September - Early OctoberSTRUCTURE: Compact, robust and columnar indica structured plant.YIELD / M2: Medium-High.BOUQUET: Wood, incense, wet compost, mango with floral touches of violets.Effect: Complex sativa/indica effect. Psychedelic and uplifting sativa effect at the beginning with sedative enveloping sensations at the end of the trip. GROWING TIPS: Adapts excellently to indoor growing. In order to obtain the best results in indoors, we recommend warm temperatures (around 25C) during the growing and the first 4 weeks of flowering. In the last month, temperatures should be reduced to 20C for the rest of the flowering process.Kali China is a variety that generally requires high levels of nutrients, therefore generously fertilizes it until the 6th flowering week in order to produce a boundless harvest. Outdoors, it is a very adaptable plant that has been bred for years all throughout the Iberian Peninsula and even in colder climates such as in southern France or eastern Europe.