Bahia Black Head Regular Seeds, KC Brains Holland – Brazilian Sativa Hybrid for High Outdoor Yields

Bahia Black Head Regular from KC Brains Holland is your ticket to cultivating a piece of Brazilian sunshine, a sativa-dominant hybrid engineered for resilience and impressive outdoor yields. This strain combines the exotic, uplifting qualities of pure Brazilian landrace genetics with the hardiness and faster finishing time of Dutch breeding, resulting in a plant that thrives where other sativas might struggle.

Worried your outdoor grow will be a bust?

You dream of those massive, sun-drenched colas, but your climate is temperamental, or you're tired of battling mould and pests that ruin your harvest before it even finishes. It's frustrating to invest months of care only to lose your crop to unpredictable weather or weak genetics.

That sinking feeling when autumn rains arrive early

Nothing hurts more than watching your prized plants, weeks from harvest, succumb to botrytis or powdery mildew because they flower too late. You're left with a fraction of the potential yield and a lot of wasted effort. It feels like you're gambling with the seasons every single year.

Your robust, high-yielding outdoor champion is here

Bahia Black Head is the solution. KC Brains specifically crossed a legendary Brazilian sativa with their robust KC 606 male to create a plant that finishes earlier, resists pests and mould naturally, and still pumps out those classic sativa effects and flavours. It's bred for real-world success, not just greenhouse perfection.

Why this strain is actually worth it for you

If you have a sunny spot and want a reliable, heavy-yielding sativa experience without the typical 14-week flower commitment, this is your strain. It offers the best of both worlds: the cerebral, energetic high and complex aroma of a landrace sativa, with the grower-friendly structure and mould resistance of a well-bred hybrid. The value is in its proven performance and the sheer quantity of quality bud it can produce.

Most important features and benefits

• Brazilian Sativa x KC 606 Genetics: Delivers an exhilarating, cerebral high and unique earthy-sandalwood aroma, with the added vigour and resilience of proven Dutch breeding.
• High Outdoor Yield Potential: Can produce up to 850 g (1.87 lb) per plant under optimal conditions, making it a fantastic choice for maximizing your garden's output.
• Enhanced Mould & Pest Resistance: Bred to withstand the challenges of outdoor growing, giving you peace of mind and a higher chance of a successful harvest.
• Adaptable Structure: Stays a manageable 80 cm (31.5 in) indoors but can stretch to 2.5 m (8.2 ft) outdoors, allowing you to choose your grow style.
• Relatively Fast Flowering for a Sativa: Flowers in 8-10 weeks, allowing for harvest in late September to early October in the Northern Hemisphere, often beating the worst autumn weather.
• Easy to Grow & Train: Responds well to topping, which encourages bushier growth and more bud sites, making it suitable for growers of various skill levels.

Typical objections and clear answers

Let's address some common doubts head-on.

• You think "Regular seeds mean a 50/50 chance of getting a male plant." In reality, this is true, but it's also an opportunity. Regular seeds are essential for breeders wanting to create their own crosses, and many seasoned growers appreciate the natural, un-feminized growth patterns. For a guaranteed all-female crop, check out our wide selection of Feminized Seeds.
• You think "Sativas are too tall and lanky for my space." While Bahia Black Head can reach 2.5 m (8.2 ft) outdoors, indoor plants typically stay under 80 cm (31.5 in). Topping at the 3rd or 4th node is highly recommended to control height and create a bushier, more productive plant.
• You think "Outdoor growing is too risky with mould." This strain was selected specifically for its improved resistance compared to pure sativas. Its robust nature and earlier finish help it avoid the peak mould season, but always ensure good air circulation around your plants.

How to grow it successfully (A Quick Guide)

Unlock the full potential of your Bahia Black Head with these key steps.

1. Start Strong: Germinate your seeds in a warm, humid environment. For a vigorous start that promotes explosive root development, consider using a root stimulator like Rhizotonic.
2. Veg for Vigour: During the vegetative stage, provide plenty of light (18/6 cycle) and nitrogen-rich nutrients to build a strong frame. This strain benefits from being topped early to encourage lateral branching.
3. Transition to Flower: Once you switch the light cycle to 12/12, expect a significant stretch. Support branches early if growing outdoors, as the buds will become heavy. Maintain good airflow to keep humidity in check.
4. Feed for Flowers: During the flowering phase, switch to a bloom nutrient formula higher in phosphorus and potassium. A bloom booster used in weeks 3-5 can help increase bud density and resin production.
5. Harvest at Peak: Harvest when the trichomes are mostly milky with some amber, depending on your preferred effect (more amber for a heavier stone). Flush with plain water for the last 7-10 days.
6. Dry & Cure Properly: Dry slowly in a dark space with 50-60% RH and good air circulation. Then, cure the buds in jars for at least 2-4 weeks to smooth out the smoke and enhance the complex sandalwood and hash-like flavours.

Technical specifications

• Breeder/Brand: KC Brains Holland
• Type: Regular Seeds
• Dominance: Mostly Sativa Hybrid
• Genetics: Pure Brazilian Sativa x KC 606
• Indoor Flowering Time: 8 weeks
• Outdoor Flowering Time/Harvest: 8-10 weeks / Late September to early October (Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor Yield: Approx. 130 g (4.59 oz) per plant
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 850 g (1.87 lb) per plant
• Indoor Height: Approx. 80 cm (31.5 in)
• Outdoor Height: 2 - 2.5 m (6.56 - 8.2 ft)
• Difficulty: Easy to Medium
• THC Content: High (Approx. 18%)
• Aroma/Flavour: Earthy, Hash, Sandalwood
• Effect: Uplifting, Cerebral, Energetic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bahia Black Head suitable for beginner growers?

Yes, its resilience and easy-going nature make it a good choice for beginners, especially outdoors where it can really shine with minimal intervention.

How do I manage the height outdoors?

Plant it in a spot with full sun and plenty of vertical space. You can also use gentle Low-Stress Training (LST) early in veg to control the shape and promote an even canopy.

What's the smell like during growth?

The aroma is relatively mild during early flowering but becomes more pronounced later on, developing pungent, earthy, and hash-like notes. Using a carbon filter indoors is recommended.

Can I grow this strain indoors?

Absolutely. It stays compact indoors (around 80 cm / 31.5 in) and yields well for its size. Topping and a SCROG net can help maximize your indoor light footprint.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've always had a soft spot for sativas that don't take forever to finish, and Bahia Black Head is a perfect example of that. My main hesitation with regular seeds is always the space investment for potential males, but if you're looking for a breeding project or just enjoy the challenge, the payoff here is fantastic. Outdoors, it's a beast—I've seen it easily hit the 2-meter mark and produce arm-length colas that need staking. The smell isn't overpoweringly fruity; it's more of a classic, hashy, earthy scent that takes me back.

The high is exactly what you want from a sativa-leaning hybrid: clear-headed, creative, and energetic without being racy. It's a great daytime smoke. My pro-tip for indoor growers is to top it early and don't be shy with training. It bounces back quickly and rewards you with multiple solid tops. For feeding, it's not a heavy feeder, so start light and increase gradually. Overdoing nitrogen in flower is a common mistake—stick to a good bloom booster in the middle weeks for those dense, resinous buds.