SEEDS? and NAMES??

[oldhaole]

Centennial 'specializes' in more indica-dominant strains. Their new hawaiian strain is supposedly much bushier/indica dominant, better for some indoor grows.

First.
Please explain exactly what a "Hawaiian Strain Is? Genetics of said strain???

Second.
If you are want to know your true genetics...breed your own seeds. Over many years. Then you won't have to take anybody's word on exactly what it is. You know...You made them.

Third.
Hawaiian weed is only grown in HAWAII. Sure, you can ship the seeds anywhere, but without our conditions, the end product will not be near as good as if it was grown in Hawaii.

Hawaii is a place, not a strain. We have hunderds of strains. We are justifiably proud of our work. Anybody can slap Hawaiian in front of the strain name. It doen't make it Hawaiian. And frankly it cheapens our brand name.

[copobo]

they have a website. google centennial seeds.

here's what they say about the strain (which I'd like to give a shot!)

(Hawaiian Heirloom Variety)
This seed stock came to us as a gift from the beautiful Waipi'o Valley (pronounced â??why-pee-ohâ?�) on the North shore of the big island of Hawaii, USA.

Waipi'o Hapa is remarkably vigorous, finishes fast and produces heavy yields every time. The fragrance is of fresh lime and hibiscus flowers.

The effects are undeniably Sativa, both stimulating and strong. We recommend Waipi'o Hapa as appropriate for:

pain, energy, mood elevation, appetite suppression