A.M.S. by Green House Seed Co.
A.M.S. does not build like a squat indica that pulls everything early into one compact block. The plant reaches higher, but it does not turn empty or flimsy. It sets up a carrying frame with enough air in it to stay useful outdoors, especially where softer and denser lines can start running into trouble later in the season.
The Swiss sativa and indica base explains that growth pattern well. Green House has kept A.M.S. in the catalogue for years as a robust outdoor variety for a reason. The mould resistance is not just a side note here. It is part of what defines the plant. You see it less in one headline number and more in the way the structure holds together and can stay standing cleanly through the finish.
With 56–63 days of flowering, A.M.S. remains within a manageable window for a robust outdoor cultivar. Green House lists yields of up to 700 g/m² indoors and 800 g per plant outdoors, with harvest toward the end of September in the Northern Hemisphere. Strong branches and sturdy stems support heavier flowers, while pronounced resistance to mould makes the line particularly relevant for humid regions.
The aromatic profile combines sweet complexity with overripe red fruit, forest and damp moss. Green House compares the fruit character to aged red-fruit jam. Together with dense, compact and heavily resin-coated flowers, this creates a distinctive profile outside the usual Kush, Haze and modern dessert families.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Swiss Sativa x Swiss Indica |
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| Indica | 60 % |
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| Sativa | 40 % |
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| THC | 19.05 % |
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| CBD | 0.17 % |
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| CBN | 0.14 % |
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| Flowering time | 8-9 Weeks |
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| Harvest month | end of September |
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| High | High |
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| Yield outdoors | 800 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 700 g/m2 |
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| Aroma | Overripe red fruit, forest, moss, sweet, complex |
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