Mendo Butter

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  • THC 24%
  • Flowering Time From 63 to 77 days
  • Yield 400 g/m²
Indica 50% Sativa 50%

Genetics: Peanut Butter Breath (Dosido x Mendo Breath F2) x Mendo Breath

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Description from Atlas Seed

A Balanced Hybrid with a Savory Profile

Mendo Butter Feminised is a versatile 50/50 indica-sativa hybrid born from the cross between Peanut Butter Breath (Dosido x Mendo Breath F2) and Mendo Breath. This unique strain is celebrated for its complex flavor profile and a well-rounded experience that appeals to both recreational users and those seeking medicinal relief.

The terpene profile offers a sophisticated, savory palate characterized by distinct nutty undertones and smooth vanilla notes. These flavors are complemented by a sweet, lingering aroma that provides a rich and satisfying sensory experience from start to finish.

Potent Effects and Medicinal Versatility

With a high THC potential ranging between 20% and 28%, Mendo Butter delivers a powerful cerebral high that transitions into a soothing physical relaxation. The effects are primarily euphoric, uplifting, and creative, making it an ideal choice for daytime use. Due to its balanced nature, it is highly effective for managing stress, anxiety, and depression, while its relaxing properties can assist with chronic pain and insomnia.

Cultivation Characteristics

Perfect for novice growers, Mendo Butter Feminised is known for being easy to cultivate. The plants develop a compact, bushy structure reaching heights of approximately 120cm. As a photoperiod variety, it requires a flowering window of 9 to 11 weeks to reach maturity.

Yields are impressive for both environments: outdoor growers can expect up to 650 g/plant, while indoor setups can achieve yields of up to 370 g/m². While the strain is hardy, it possesses average mold resistance, so growers should ensure proper airflow and moisture control during the final stages of flowering.

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