STRNG Seeds – Headband

Headband is known for its sturdy growth, thick yields, and pungent aroma profile combining fuel, lemon, and earthy notes — a staple for classic garden lineups.

It carries a strong diesel-forward aroma with layers of citrus rind and faint cream — bold, sharp, and unmistakably pungent.

Yes — it’s fairly resilient and adaptable, though it appreciates stable conditions and careful feeding for best results.

Yes — its compact, vigorous clones adapt well to SOG layouts when flowered early and spaced properly.

Yes — it’s capable of medium-to-heavy yields with proper lighting and structure management, especially when trained early.

It’s a legendary hybrid of OG Kush and Sour Diesel, blending two fuel-heavy lines into a terp-rich, productive plant.

Absolutely — it performs well in warm, dry climates with ample sunlight, though late-season rain should be avoided due to its density.

Flowering takes around 9–10 weeks on average, though some phenos benefit from going the full 10 for full maturity.

It forms chunky, resin-coated colas with a slightly elongated shape and prominent orange pistils.

Buds are typically lime to olive green with orange hairs and a glossy coat of milky trichomes.

Yes, we offer Headband as feminized seeds, ensuring that nearly all plants flower without producing pollen sacs.

We offer a germination guarantee, you can visit the policy HERE.

Feminized seeds simplify the grow by ensuring female plants, saving time and maximizing flowering space.

Yes, our Headband seeds are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

Yes — expect moderate-to-heavy stretch in the first few weeks of bloom, especially if not topped or trained in veg.

LST, topping, and SCROG all work well — shaping early is key to managing its stretch and boosting yields.

Maintain 70–78°F (21–26°C) — cooler temps at night can enhance resin and color without harming growth.

It prefers a steady feeding schedule with high-quality bloom nutrients rich in phosphorus and potassium post week 3.

Yes — it performs well in either. Soil brings out deeper flavors, while coco gives quicker root development and bigger growth.

Water when the top inch of your medium is dry — consistent hydration without overwatering promotes steady growth.