Alien Technology Seeds

The Strength of Alien Technology

This one isn’t some fancy cross; it’s got that classic, old-school indica vibe. THC levels hover around 19%, giving it a strong but smooth body high that’s perfect for winding down.

Known for its high potency

Expect a long-lasting, deeply relaxing experience that’s best saved for evenings when you’ve got nothing on the agenda but chilling out.

Feel the High of Alien Technology

This old school powerhouse is one of those strains that just hits the sweet spot between happy and heavy. It kicks off with a mellow head high that lifts your mood and brings a wave of euphoria—nothing too wild, just a nice, floaty mental buzz. As it settles in, the body effects take over, melting away stress, tension, and physical discomfort. You’ll feel relaxed, calm, and maybe even a little tingly as that full-body chill sets in.

In larger doses, this strain leans sedative, making it perfect for evening use or winding down before bed. It’s also known to bring on a serious case of the munchies, so snacks are a must. If you’re looking for a cannabis strain that combines happy vibes, full-body relaxation, and a strong, long-lasting high, this strain definitley delivers.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Alien Technology

This strain has got that old-school flavor that hits earthy and deep right from the first puff. You’ll taste a musky, herbal vibe—real grounded stuff—mostly from the myrcene, which also adds to that heavy, mellow body feel. There’s a nice little peppery spice in there too, thanks to caryophyllene, and it gives the smoke a bit of warmth without being harsh. Some phenos may carry faint sweet or floral undertones. On the exhale, you might catch a clean pine finish—that’s the pinene kicking in—and it balances everything out with a crisp edge. It’s smooth, flavorful, and kind of nostalgic in a way… like something you'd find in a stash from back in the day. Definitely a strain for folks who like their smoke rich and relaxing without a bunch of flash.

Flowering Time 60 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Alien Technology Marijuana | Indoor & Outdoor Care Guide

Problems known to Alien Technology Marijuana plants - It’s naturally resistant to pests and holds up well against mold, especially with good airflow late in flower. Like most strains it's not 100% mold and pest proof. The buds get dense and sticky, which is great—but also makes them a bit more mold-prone late in the game. Keep good airflow and humidity in check, especially during those final weeks. For preventative measures grab a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator and start using it early as a preventative. It’s an easy way to stay ahead of pests, mold, mildew, and bud rot before they ever have a chance to mess with your harvest.

- It can handle some temp variation, especially cooler nights but big swings can stress it out or slow growth

- Nutrient sensitivity - It’s not super picky, but it's easy to overdo it - overfeeding can lead to nutrient burn.

- Needs strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

- Needs to be feed good nutrients - Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice to feed your plants the best nutrients out there.

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Finicky if severely root-bound early on meaning: If a plant’s roots outgrow their container too soon (like kept a small pot/cup during early veg), the plant can start acting fussy - stunted growth, slowed development, yellowing leaves, or weak structure - even if everything else (like light, water, and nutrients) is fine.

Best Climate for Alien Technology

This hardy cultivator really likes it warm and dry with plenty of sun—think long, mellow summers with low humidity. It does best when daytime temps stay in that sweet spot between 75 and 85°F, and nights don’t dip much lower than 60 or so. It can handle a little cool-down after dark, but big temp swings or damp conditions can slow it down. During veg, it’s comfortable with humidity around 50 to 60%, but once it starts flowering, you’ll want to dial that down to around 40 to 50% to keep those thick, sticky buds from getting moldy. As long as it’s got sun, fresh air, and a steady environment, it’ll be happy.

A 10 to 15-gallon fabric pot is a solid choice for growing outdoors. It gives the roots plenty of space to stretch out and helps keep things cool and well-aerated. With these sizes, aim to space your plants about 4 to 5 feet apart to give enough room to breathe and reduce the risk of mold. Fabric pots are definitely the way to go over plastic ones since they breathe better and help prevent stuff like root rot. A 5-gallon bag can work if you have limited space, but you’ll be watering a lot more and might end up with smaller plants—if you go that route, keep them at least 2.5 to 3 feet apart. Got extra room? Go big with a 20-gallon or larger pot and let those plants really spread their wings—just be sure to space them 5 to 6 feet apart so they’ve got all the airflow and light they need to thrive.

This strain does really well in hot, dry, subtropical climates—it’s kind of built for it. Since it comes from hardy Afghani landrace genetics, it can handle the heat and low humidity, but a few small tweaks can really help it thrive. If your temps are pushing past 90°F, it’s a good idea to throw up a white shade cloth - not black - during the hottest part of the day just to keep it from getting heat-stressed. Water early in the morning and go deep so the roots stay cool and don’t dry out too fast. A nice layer of mulch goes a long way too—it keeps the soil from baking and helps lock in moisture. Just make sure you’re planting after the last frost and that nighttime temps are holding steady above 50°F. As always, good airflow is key, especially when those fat, sticky buds start stacking up so be sure to provide enough space inbetween plants. Keep it breezy and steady, and this strain will take care of you.

You can grow this heavy-hitting Indica in a temperate climate, you just gotta work with the season a bit. Starting your seeds indoors in early spring is a smart move—it gives them a nice head start before things warm up outside. Once the last frost has passed and nights are holding above 50°F, you’re good to transplant. The strain loves warm, dry weather, so if your falls tend to get damp or chilly, you’ll want to watch out. Those buds get thick and sticky, which means mold can creep in if it’s too wet. A cheap rain cover or tossing them in a little greenhouse can save your harvest. Make sure there’s plenty of room between plants, keep the air moving, and maybe do a bit of light training to keep things opened up. Stay ahead of pests and mildew, and you’ll pull a solid harvest out of it no problem.

Growing Alien Technology Strain Indoors

Growing this strain indoors is totally doable—and honestly, pretty satisfying if you’ve got your setup dialed in. It really likes a warm, steady vibe.

During lights-on, try to keep it between 75 and 80°F, then let it cool off a bit at night—around 65 to 70°F is perfect. That little temp drop helps mimic nature without stressing your plant out. Humidity's just as important. During veg, you’re looking at around 55 to 65% to keep the leaves happy and full. Then once you flip it to flower, slowly ease it down to 40 to 50% to keep mold from creeping into those thick, resin-packed buds.

For pots, go with 7 to 10-gallon fabric bags. They’re just the right size—not too big, not too small—and they let the roots breathe better than plastic ones. And make sure to give them some space—like 2.5 to 3 feet between each plant. Alien Tech tends to get pretty bushy instead of tall, so that breathing room helps with airflow and makes sure light hits more than just the tops. If you're tight on space, a 5-gallon fabric pot can work. The plant will stay smaller, and you’ll need to water more often, but with some light training and good airflow, you can still get solid results. Just make sure to space plants about 2 to 2.5 feet apart to keep things from getting too crowded.

Training goes a long way with this strain. It responds really well if you start early. Topping and LST work great for opening up the plant and getting more even light coverage. And if you’re feeling it, try a SCROG setup—keeps things nice and level and helps those lower buds get some light too.

Last thing—don’t sleep on your lights. Seriously, the better your lighting setup, the better your plants are gonna turn out. Good LEDs or a full-spectrum setup will really bring out the yield and resin. Worth the upgrade if you want that top-shelf harvest.

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