Raspao strain by Black Tuna Seeds is the result of a carefully chosen phenotype of Free Born Selections Cherry West that was gifted to the team by Mean Gene from Mendocino, and the phenotype is the Lemon Pledge sherbert phenotype that produces stellar green & purple buds that feel wet to the touch thanks to its greasy, terp-rich trichome glands.
The Cherry West Bx was then hit with the pollen from the male Colombian Gold x Mazar Sharif, which was picked to increase its resin production & reduce the flowering period. The resulting progeny produces gigantic buds coated in striking green and violet hues that create complex aromas of a lemon incense stick and old-school hash notes. The male stud was found in a mountainous part of Colombia called Matitas, Guajira, they selected 3 phenotypes after crossing her with an ancient Mazar Sharif to improve the resin & reduce the flowering time.
Raspao by Black Tuna Seeds is an excellent outdoor strain, as she's super vigorous and highly resistant to most pests and diseases. Overall Raspao is seriously the best of the new school & the old school combined.
- Brand Black Tuna Seeds
- Pack Size 12 Seeds Per Pack
- Indoor / Outdoor Indoor / Outdoor
- Flowering Time 9-10 Weeks
- Genetics Hybrid
- Lineage (Cherry West BX #5 (Mean Gene Mendo) x (Colombian Gold (Pink Pheno) x Mazar Sharif)
- Yield Medium to High
- Seed Type Regular
Strain FAQ
Why are disease-resistant, auto-flowering strains appealing?
Combining auto-flowering and disease-resistant genetics creates plants that are pest-resistant and easier to legally grow. They flower according to age, not light cycle, making things a lot easier.
Why do some cannabis strains smell like incense?
Incense-scented strains frequently come from landrace strains from India and the Middle East. Cannabis' various terpenes give it its fragrance.
What can be expected in terms of yield from regular cannabis seeds?
Regular cannabis seeds can vary widely in yield depending on the strain and growing conditions. Generally, they require careful cultivation but can produce robust yields that reflect the genetic potential of the plant's lineage.