Collection Pack Sativa Champions

Collection Pack Sativa Champions Cannabis Seeds

The Collection Pack Sativa Champions is a feminized cannabis seed variety pack from Paradise Seeds that puts three competition-proven sativa strains in your hands for a single grow cycle. Six seeds total — two each of Nebula, Jackie White, and Delahaze — so you can compare growth structure, resin output, and flavour side by side without buying three separate packs. Paradise Seeds has been breeding in Amsterdam since 1994, and every strain in this box has hardware from international cannabis cups to back it up.

What's Inside the Collection Pack Sativa Champions

You get exactly 6 feminized cannabis seeds — 2 per strain — each with its own personality in the grow room and in the jar. Here's the breakdown:

Two seeds per strain isn't a lot — you won't be pheno-hunting through dozens of plants. But it's enough to get a genuine feel for each genetic line and decide which one deserves a full pack next round. Think of it as a tasting flight rather than a case of wine.

Why Grow the Sativa Champions Collection Pack

Buying cannabis seeds one strain at a time is a slow way to figure out what actually works in your setup. You commit to 3 or 5 seeds of a single variety, spend 10–14 weeks on the cycle, and only then discover whether that genetic line suits your tent, your climate, and your personal taste. Multiply that by three strains and you're looking at the better part of a year before you've compared anything.

The Collection Pack Sativa Champions compresses that process into a single run. All three strains go into the same environment — same light, same feed schedule, same medium — and the differences become obvious within weeks. Nebula tends to stay more compact with its indica heritage showing in the leaf structure, while Delahaze stretches with that classic haze vigour. Jackie White sits somewhere in between, stacking resin-heavy colas that make it clear why it picked up its name. You'll see the variation in internode spacing, fan leaf width, and flowering speed without changing a single variable.

We've been stocking Paradise Seeds since the early days of the shop, and the genetics are consistently stable. Germination rates are solid, and feminized means you're not wasting one of your two precious seeds on a male. That said — and this is worth flagging — two seeds per strain leaves zero margin for error. If you lose a seedling to damping off or a clumsy transplant, that strain is done for this cycle. Handle the germination stage carefully. Paper towel method, 24–26°C, don't let the taproot dry out.

Strain Profiles: Nebula, Jackie White, and Delahaze

Each strain in the Collection Pack Sativa Champions brings something different to the table. Here's what to expect from seed to harvest.

Nebula

Nebula is the most balanced of the three — an indica/sativa hybrid that leans cerebral rather than couch-heavy. Paradise Seeds bred this one for a creative, uplifting effect profile, and the plant itself reflects that hybrid vigour: manageable height, decent lateral branching, and a flowering period that won't test your patience the way a pure sativa would. The buds tend to be dense with a sweet, slightly spicy nose. If you've grown mostly indicas and want to edge into sativa territory without the 14-week wait, Nebula is where you start.

Jackie White

Jackie White is the resin factory of the pack. This sativa-dominant hybrid was bred for trichome production, and it shows — the calyxes frost up early and keep building through the final weeks. The effect leans toward long-lasting, full-body relaxation, which might surprise you given the sativa dominance. Structurally, expect a medium-tall plant that responds well to topping and LST. The smell during late flower is sharp and pungent — if you're growing without a carbon filter, your neighbours will know about Jackie White before you do.

Delahaze

Delahaze is the tallest and most classically sativa of the three. Uplifting head effects with a pleasant physical relaxation underneath — the kind of strain that keeps you functional rather than pinning you down. It stretches hard in the first two weeks of flower, so account for that in your tent height. The flavour profile carries that unmistakable haze character: citrus, spice, and a lingering sweetness on the exhale. Delahaze has picked up multiple cannabis cup awards, and the dried flower has a sticky, almost oily texture between your fingers that tells you the terpene content is serious.

Growing the Collection Pack Sativa Champions

Running three different strains in the same space takes a bit more attention than a monocrop, but it's not complicated if you plan ahead.

1. Germinate all 6 seeds at the same time using the paper towel method — soak seeds for 12 hours in room-temperature water, then transfer to damp paper towels in a sealed container at 24–26°C. Taproots should emerge within 48–72 hours.
2. Transplant into small pots (0.5–1L) once the taproot is 1–2cm long. Keep the medium moist but not waterlogged. Seedling stage lasts roughly 7–10 days.
3. Move to final containers (7–11L for indoor, larger for outdoor) once you see the third set of true leaves. Label each plant clearly — you'll want to track the differences.
4. Veg for 3–5 weeks depending on your space. Delahaze will stretch the most, so consider topping it a week earlier than the other two to keep the canopy even.
5. Flip to 12/12 when the canopy is roughly 40–50% of your available vertical space. Delahaze may double in height during the stretch; Nebula will stay more compact.
6. Feed according to each plant's response — Jackie White tends to be a heavier feeder in mid-flower thanks to its resin production. Watch for tip burn and back off if you see it.
7. Harvest each strain when the trichomes tell you to, not on a fixed calendar. Nebula will likely finish first, Delahaze last. Check trichome colour with a jeweller's loupe — mostly cloudy with 10–20% amber is the standard window for sativa-leaning genetics.

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