Fast Freddy Authentic Seeds – 10 Pack from The BCSC
Fast Freddy is our Northern Lights #5 crossed with Early Pearl producing an F-1 hybrid that is mostly Indica. She has a strong, hashy flavor and a deep heavy stone.
Buds are extremely resinous like the N.L.#5 but can be harvested outdoors because of the Early Pearl influence. A very mould resistant and easy to grow variety that works well indoors and out(mid Sept. finish) and yields well in a variety of growing conditions.
Flowering Time:
45-55 days
Height at maturity:
3-5 feet
Yield:
up to 100 grams
Heritage
Early Pearl x N.L.#5
(F-1 hybrid)
Additional information
THC
High
THC Percentage
29.92%
CBD
Low
CBD Percentage
0.86%
Yield
Medium
Yield g/m2
280
Cloning Ease
Easy
Ease to Grow
Easy
Flowering Days
45-55 Days
Flowering Times
40-49 Days, 50-59 Days
Genetics
Mostly Indica
Height Indoors
Short
Height Outdoors
Short
Lineage
Early Pearl x N.L.#5 (F-1 hybrid)
Odour
Medium
Smell
Earthy
Smoke Flavor
Hashy
Smoke Taste
Sweet
Stone Time
3-4 Hours
Stoned Time Eaten
6-8 Hours
Type of Seeds
Regular (Male/Female)
8 reviews for Fast Freddy
Rated 4 out of 5
Synthesia Pete –
I bought a batch of the unfortunately named, Fast Freddie seed strain, almost twenty years ago from B.C. Seed Co. I grew it outdoors. Sometimes the strain showed strong Indica Northern Lights characteristics, others a distinctive sativa Early Pearl phenotype. It was a Northern Lights dominant male I pollinated with a Durban Sativa dominant Manitoba Poison female. The following season, I crossed a willowy, dominant sativa phenotype male – the result of the preceding years cross breeding
program – with a female Early Pearl dominant Fast Freddie. The result is a very resiny, mold resistant short season outdoor variety which I’ve been in – breeding and back crossing now, for several generations. The strain’s now pretty well fixed between two distinct patterns. One – my favorite – produces a big, robust, rangy long branched heavy yielding plant, which exhibits pronounced Early Pearl Sativa characteristics. Long, dense, pungent buds. Smokes with a sweet, hash taste with just a hint of grape flavor. The other, seems to have isolated the South African Durban genetics found in the Manitoba Poison strain. The result; a short – females stand about three feet – heavily branched plant, that produces long, dense, lance shaped purple bract colas. Both finish outdoors in early October. Thank God, I bought the seed just prior to 911. I doubt I could have snuck ’em across the border otherwise, after!
Rated 5 out of 5
Bill Johnson –
I used to grow early misty. The BCSC makes a better version.
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard Kensington –
Fast and also fat. You can’t beat the yields in such a short amount of time.
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicholas Worclevski –
Finished for me in 42 days, 60% Amber trichome already, I was a couple days late to harvest. I got big yields and tastey nugs. I love this strain so much!
Rated 5 out of 5
Wilson –
It was a great weekend to harvest some fine herb in the forests in Ontario. She was already ripe last weekend, but I couldn’t go out at night, so they’re a bit more Amber in the trich’s than I wanted. But no biggie. Next year I’ll call in sick so I can do this like 5:30 am, and blend in with early am traffic, being out at 3 am on a Friday night driving around is just too high risk. Saw three cops on my 40 min drive , I’m just lucky none pulled me over, my trunk was skunky.
Rated 5 out of 5
Pierre Millard –
Fast finishing strain, very fast. Great for cold Quebec !!
Rated 5 out of 5
Luca Wagner –
Grows well and finished fast this year, before October here at the borders between Quebec and Ontario. I’m happy I can grow this strain outdoors in my area without losing it to frost.
L.Wagner
Rated 4 out of 5
Llubby –
This strain does what they say. I’m growing outdoors on the outskirts of Montreal and I havested already in September, she finished flowering before the Frost. Better than average high, but I prefer their Purple Haze, I just can’t grow it outdoors here.
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Synthesia Pete –
I bought a batch of the unfortunately named, Fast Freddie seed strain, almost twenty years ago from B.C. Seed Co. I grew it outdoors. Sometimes the strain showed strong Indica Northern Lights characteristics, others a distinctive sativa Early Pearl phenotype. It was a Northern Lights dominant male I pollinated with a Durban Sativa dominant Manitoba Poison female. The following season, I crossed a willowy, dominant sativa phenotype male – the result of the preceding years cross breeding
program – with a female Early Pearl dominant Fast Freddie. The result is a very resiny, mold resistant short season outdoor variety which I’ve been in – breeding and back crossing now, for several generations. The strain’s now pretty well fixed between two distinct patterns. One – my favorite – produces a big, robust, rangy long branched heavy yielding plant, which exhibits pronounced Early Pearl Sativa characteristics. Long, dense, pungent buds. Smokes with a sweet, hash taste with just a hint of grape flavor. The other, seems to have isolated the South African Durban genetics found in the Manitoba Poison strain. The result; a short – females stand about three feet – heavily branched plant, that produces long, dense, lance shaped purple bract colas. Both finish outdoors in early October. Thank God, I bought the seed just prior to 911. I doubt I could have snuck ’em across the border otherwise, after!
Bill Johnson –
I used to grow early misty. The BCSC makes a better version.
Richard Kensington –
Fast and also fat. You can’t beat the yields in such a short amount of time.
Nicholas Worclevski –
Finished for me in 42 days, 60% Amber trichome already, I was a couple days late to harvest. I got big yields and tastey nugs. I love this strain so much!
Wilson –
It was a great weekend to harvest some fine herb in the forests in Ontario. She was already ripe last weekend, but I couldn’t go out at night, so they’re a bit more Amber in the trich’s than I wanted. But no biggie. Next year I’ll call in sick so I can do this like 5:30 am, and blend in with early am traffic, being out at 3 am on a Friday night driving around is just too high risk. Saw three cops on my 40 min drive , I’m just lucky none pulled me over, my trunk was skunky.
Pierre Millard –
Fast finishing strain, very fast. Great for cold Quebec !!
Luca Wagner –
Grows well and finished fast this year, before October here at the borders between Quebec and Ontario. I’m happy I can grow this strain outdoors in my area without losing it to frost.
L.Wagner
Llubby –
This strain does what they say. I’m growing outdoors on the outskirts of Montreal and I havested already in September, she finished flowering before the Frost. Better than average high, but I prefer their Purple Haze, I just can’t grow it outdoors here.