ROMEGRANATE (F1)

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Romegranate is a heavy hitting indica dominant cultivar that doesn’t leave you feeling sleepy or lethargic, just ultimately relaxed. Effects come on instantly and fade slowly over several hours. Easy to grow well, and very resilient to adverse grow conditions. Yields are on the high side, but the progeny is slightly on the loose side. Effects are all the same essentially, with the main differences falling among the looks and tastes of the plants you may find. About 15% of the progeny is what we deem here to be absolute keepers; the pomegranate smelling/tasting genotypes are by far the most unique and stand out the strongest when you compare them all against one another. There is a rare chance of also finding a grapefruit genotype that is equally amazing. The other plants that are not on the pomegranate, grapefruit, or citrus realm of smells and flavors will have varying versions containing mostly sweet, pepper, floral and citrus notes. Dominant terpenes among the progeny include B-Caryophyllene, Limonene, and Myrcene. Flowering typically takes 8 weeks, with perhaps a few genotypes needing a few more days before they reach full ripeness. No matter what you select as your favorite keepers, you will truly enjoy having some Romegranate at the end of your day and getting swept away to a fully relaxed, brain shut-down, and deliciously taste filled evening.

​We recommend growing all feminized seeds in the veg. state until they have reached sexual maturity (stigmas beginning to show) before flowering them. Stabilization through cloning is also recommended for those who prefer that route. This drastically reduces the risk of intersex traits that may be experienced by a very small amount of growers *(higher rates can be experienced with feminized (S1) seeds compared to regular seeds). We have thoroughly tested these seeds just like all of our seeds prior to releasing them, and found no issues, but based on our experience those who rush fem. seeds into flowering from seed tend to be the ones who we see have problems.