Opium Fast

# Opium Fast Opium Fast represents a streamlined breeding project: breeders selected the fastest-flowering phenotypes from the original Opium Feminized line and crossed them repeatedly to create a quicker-finishing cultivar without introducing outside genetics. The result is a strain that reaches completion in 7-8 weeks, contingent on environmental factors and growing medium. ## Growth Characteristics This strain maintains the sturdy structure of its Indica heritage, featuring robust lateral branches and thick stems that arrange in a classic pyramidal form. The robust root development supports vigorous growth both indoors and outdoors, in traditional soil or alternative media, provided adequate nutrition, illumination and vegetative establishment occur. Mature plants approaching flower resemble small trees. Multiple flowering sites develop naturally, typically producing 4-6 primary colas beyond the main terminal bud. Training techniques are well-tolerated, though lower-stress approaches like LST and ScroG often yield better results on smaller specimens. ## Aroma and Flavor Profile An earthy base with subtle cedar and berry undertones emerges early in flowering and intensifies throughout development, eventually taking on characteristics reminiscent of Skunk, Diesel, and OG Kush varieties. The smoking experience delivers berry notes initially, followed by a pronounced cough response within 5-7 minutes. ## Effects and Potency Opium Fast delivers heavy sedative and relaxing effects that immobilize users for 2-3 hours. The strain demonstrates analgesic, sedative, and anti-nausea properties, making it suitable for addressing chronic pain, inflammation, PTSD, sleep disruption, and appetite loss. Recreational use suits solitary sessions or intimate group settings rather than social or active situations. ## Yield and Resin Production This cultivar inherits the exceptional productivity of its parent strain—yields and resin content approximately 135-150% above standard Afghani Indica benchmarks—packaged in oversized, aromatic flower clusters.