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Galaxy

Galaxy is an indica-dominant cultivar from Pyramid Seeds bred from Afghani and Northern Lights. The breeder-provided source describes fast growth, high productivity and dense, resinous flowers whose weight may require support. For indoor cultivation, a flowering time of 55 to 60 days is stated; the individual THC value varies by batch.

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Genetics

Parent line and family tree

Galaxy is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 3rd generation follow below.

Editorial profile

Galaxy in detail

Origin & classification

Pyramid Seeds describes Galaxy as a newer cultivar bred from Afghani and Northern Lights. The ratio is stated as 80 percent Indica and 20 percent Sativa, making its classification as an indica-dominant hybrid understandable. The information comes from a breeder-provided description and applies to this specific version. It should not be transferred without verification to other strains or cultivars with the general name Galaxy.

Aroma & flavor

The breeding profile clearly focuses on growth and flower formation. Galaxy is said to develop quickly and be surprisingly productive. Dense, resinous flowers are described, whose weight can put strain on the branches. The source therefore recommends good support. This statement is a specific indication of the structure observed by Pyramid Seeds, but no guarantee that every plant will show the same structure or yield. No yield figures are provided in the available description.

Terpene profile

For indoor cultivation, the source gives a flowering time of 55 to 60 days, corresponding to approximately eight to nine weeks. Outdoors, harvest is dated to the end of September. This calendar indication naturally depends on location, climate and season and should only be understood in the context of suitable cultivation regions. Galaxy is not identified as an Automatic; the 55 to 60 days therefore describe the flowering phase, not the entire life cycle from germination.

Effect tendency

The breeder-provided source states a THC content of 15 percent. No CBD value is provided. The individual THC value should not be presented as an unchanging characteristic of every plant, as analytical values vary according to phenotype, cultivation conditions, maturity and batch. No specific effect descriptions are available either. Indica dominance or parentage must not be used to derive definite statements about relaxation, drowsiness or mental effects.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

Aroma, flavor and terpenes also remain entirely unspecified. Galaxy is therefore documented primarily as a cultivation-focused profile: Afghani × Northern Lights, Pyramid Seeds, rapid growth, heavy resinous flowers and a comparatively clearly stated flowering time. A more complete strain portrait would require consistent sources on sensory characteristics and effects. Until then, limiting the profile to documented breeding traits preserves accuracy and prevents known characteristics of the parents from being incorrectly presented as certain traits of Galaxy.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Galaxy

What type of strain is Galaxy?

We list Galaxy as an indica-dominant strain with the Afghani × Northern Lights parent line.

What genetics does Galaxy have?

Galaxy’s parent line is Afghani × Northern Lights.

What flowering time is stated for Galaxy?

A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is stated for Galaxy.

Which breeder is named for Galaxy?

Pyramid Seeds is named as the breeder or cultivator of Galaxy.