Grapes 'n' Cream FAST
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5 Graines · 57,29 € · Cannoptikum
- THC 24%
- Temps de floraison 65 days
- Rendement 300 g/m²
Génétique: Grapes 'n' Cream x Cotton Candy Auto
Grapes 'n' Cream FAST : arbre généalogique
- Parents
- Cotton Candy × Grapes 'n' Cream
- Grands-parents
- Lavender Power Plant
- Landraces d'origine
- Afghani Hawaiian Acapulco Gold Colombian Gold Mexican Thai
Généalogie déclarée par les banques de graines : elles ne sont pas toujours d'accord.
Tableau comparatif des prix — Grapes 'n' Cream FAST
| Vendor | 5 Graines |
|---|---|
Cannoptikum
Meilleur prix
|
57,29 € 11,46 € / graine |
Mr Hanf
|
69,00 € 13,80 € / graine |
Description de Atlas Seed
Grapes 'n' Cream FAST
Grapes 'n' Cream FAST is a balanced 50:50 indica/sativa hybrid designed for growers seeking a high-potency experience with an accelerated flowering cycle. By crossing the classic Grapes 'n' Cream with the resilient Cotton Candy Auto, breeders have produced a strain that combines heavy berry notes with exceptional mold resistance and rapid maturation.
Flavor Profile and Appearance
The buds are characterized by a dense coating of frosty trichomes, making them an excellent candidate for extract production. The aromatic profile is dominated by sweet Concord grapes and Bing cherries, while the exhale delivers a smooth, creamy vanilla finish. The overall scent is a complex blend of fruity and spicy notes.
Cultivation and Yield
This variety maintains a compact stature, typically reaching about 100cm in height. It is well-suited for dry, hot, and warm climates. In outdoor settings, growers can expect yields of approximately 450g per plant. For indoor cultivation, the strain produces a modest yield of around 300g/m² following a swift 65-day flowering period.
Potency and Effects
With a THC potential reaching up to 28%, this strain offers an intense experience. Due to its very high potency, it is best suited for experienced consumers who can navigate its powerful effects. The "FAST" designation indicates a semi-full term flowering cycle, allowing for an early September harvest in northern latitudes when sown in mid-May.
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