The Pulp Friction is a new beautiful chapter in the book of fruity cannabis profiles. For this cross, we used the amazing and tasteful Melonade strain, selected from the Dying Breed’s seed batch, an amazing sugary fruitiness that fills the whole mouth with a layer of sweetness when inhaling it, mixed with our sweet and powerful Kong’s Krush, the freshness of the Banana Punch combined with the power and creaminess of our Wonder Pie strain.
A perfect combination for an incredible results, the Pulp Friction has the extremely sweet terpene profile of the Melonade and that smell that stays in your nose after inhaling it, mixed with the fresher banana notes of the Kong’s Krush, and a hint of creaminess as a last note on the inhale. A beautiful mix of Banana and Melon terpenes, similar to a fresh summer fruit salad topped with some sweet cream.
The Pulp Friction grows very vigorously with many side branches and a strong main cola. The internodal length is average with a good amount of light, it can stretch a little bit if not enough light is provided.The branches are strong with a lighter green color. If the plants is grown very big, it might need a bit of support on the bigger branches, in a regular indoor setup the plant does a perfect job at holding itself.
- 30% SATIVA - 70% INDICA
- THC: 26,50% CBD: 0,20% CBN: 0,10%
- Genetics: Melonade x Kong's Krush
- Effects: The effect are fast hitting on the head with a mild body effect that will slowly rise with time but not to the point of getting that couchlock feeling, a perfect strain to keep active and creative during the day or to have a nice social interaction with friends or party time.
Indoor:
- Flowering Cycle: 8-9 Weeks
- Yield: High:
- Average height: 140-190cm
Outdoor
- Harvest: 3rd Week Sept.
- Yield: 1000-4000/plant
- Average Height: 200-400cm
Strain FAQ
Are certain terpenes responsible for cannabis' melon flavour?
Melon flavour comes from a combination of terpenes. Myrcene adds fruitiness, limonene sweetens and tangifies, caryophyllene adds depth, pinene crisps, and humulene adds earthiness. This combination replicates melons' rich flavours.
Why are strains which finish by mid-September popular for the outdoors?
The ability to harvest by mid-September is said to benefit legal outdoor growers. Beating the first fall frosts is said to be helpful in avoiding crop loss to cold or mould. This timing is reportedly essential for crop quality and quantity without the risks of later-finishing cultivars.
Why do tall strains generally have extended flowering times?
Tall cannabis strains flower longer due to their usually Sativa genetics. This elongated flowering process is said to allow for more complex flavours and powerful cannabis characteristics. They typically flower for 10–14 weeks, unlike shorter, Indica-dominant strains.
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