Banana Split

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  • THC 17.5%
  • Temps de floraison From 56 to 70 days
  • Rendement 550 g/m²
Indica 40% Sativa 60%

Génétique: Tangie x Banana Sherbert

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Banana Split Genetics and Profile

Banana Split is a complex hybrid originating from the USA, born from a cross between Tangie and Banana Sherbet. This lineage boasts an impressive pedigree, incorporating traits from Skunk #1, California Orange, Sunset Sherbet, Banana, and Kosher Kush. With a balanced 60% Sativa and 40% Indica ratio, this strain is designed to provide a well-rounded experience that marries tropical sweetness with deep, earthy undertones.

The plant typically produces medium THC levels ranging from 15% to 20%. It is highly regarded for its robust yields and resilient growth patterns, making it a reliable choice for cultivators seeking both quality and quantity. The flowering period is relatively efficient, taking between 8 to 10 weeks to reach maturity.

Experience and Sensory Profile

Users can expect a multi-layered high that begins with an uplifting, euphoric Sativa boost. This initial cerebral energy provides a clear-headed, creative spark, which eventually transitions into a soothing and relaxing body buzz thanks to its Indica heritage. It is particularly well-suited for those seeking relief from stress and anxiety while maintaining a happy, energetic mood.

The terpene profile is equally distinctive, offering:

  • Sweet tropical banana notes
  • Zesty citrus flavors
  • Deep, dank earthy undertones

Cultivation Characteristics

Banana Split is a hardy and moderately easy-to-grow strain that adapts well to both indoor and outdoor environments. While compact and robust, it thrives best in wide, vertical spaces. To maximize the potential of the harvest—with some growers reporting yield increases of up to 20%—using a quality substrate like perlite, peat, or coco coir is recommended. For indoor setups, employing the ScrOG method can help achieve a uniform canopy and larger lower flowers.

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