Properties
GenderFeminized
TypeAutoflowering
GenotypeMostly Sativa
GeneticsTangie autoflowering
Flowering9 week
Harvest450-650 g/m2 50-350 g/plant
Height80 - 130cm
Cbd0.9%
MethodIndoor
MethodOutdoor
MethodGreenhouse
16 reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Citrus Wonderland
Comment:A strong, superb medical strain. Delicious lemon/diesel/fruity aroma. Flowers are medium dense and produce a good Sativa energy jolt, but without any anxiety and absolutely no paranoia, as can be the case with some Sativas. Excellent daytime and social variety with good strength, but not overwhelming, so OK for newbies in small doses. Needs much light for best growth. Will cause munchies, introspection and creative thoughts, with absolutely no sleepiness. Very tasty and very aromatic. A delight for your sense of smell !! -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:This is the best ! I can move and groove I can think clearly and am not munching. Absolutely pain free, stress free and no anxieties. SUPER HAPPY AND LOVING LIFE -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
septka22
Comment:All is well, but the three are dwarf plants -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:I smelled this strain and jizzed my pants -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:Love this strain ! most Sativa one I've tried, although Pineapple is up there too. This one was an intensive high of about an hour and a half. Just sat there all night on Youtube and had the time of my life -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:Believe it or not I got 310g of dry buds ! Smoking some now - great quality. I used a DWC 30l / DNA 400w. Not too much of a hastle growing ! -
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Comment:Really pleased ! Here's one month from germination, and started giving it horse manure after 3 weeks.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
alexander
Comment:Maybe I got a bad gen. but I'm dissapointed, no rush and the effect is weak. -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:Personaly one of the best strains I've grown, got 55 to 70g from the smallest plant to the biggest. really pleasant high and sweet tasting ! -
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Comment:I stayed active a focus , I didn't like Citrus smell smells more like burnt paper for me . maybe a bad gen. -
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Comment:I got this seed as a bonus and have been growing it at the same time as it's neighbours Auto Black Jack and she's dwarfed and hasn't bloomed yet. I cut some of the leaves so that may be the reason, although the Jack Black Auto seemed to resist this procedure no problem. I recommend leaving the leaves until later, and maybe trimming at a further stage because it sure does bushy. -
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Comment:@flickfloss,Try to not cut any leaves off. Each leaf is a solar energy factory, producing food for the plant. Each leaf you take off decreases the plants` ability to feed itself, and in worst cases, can stunt the growth of a plant. Small bud leaves can not undertake as much photosynthesis as one large fan leaf, so removing the large fan leaves to supposedly let more light into the centre of the plant, is actually counter-productive. Plants do not "channel" energy to where it is needed, rather all energy created by a plant is sent evenly to all growing tips of the plant. The only pruning that may be beneficial, is "lolli-popping" the branches, by removing small flowers close to the main stem, but leaving all of the large leaf(s) to continue providing food/energy for the rest of the growing plant/flowers. Obviously, the more food/energy a plant can manufacture, the bigger and better the flowers will be. Removing leaf(s) reduces a plants ability to to do this. The only leaf(s) that should be removed are ones that have turned yellow/brown; but do not be too eager to remove them too early, as the plant will recycle most of the elements in the leaf to use elsewhere- (in the growing tips). Good luck and happy growing! Cheers!!
