Mafia Funeral, a distinguished member of the Menthol Line from Compound Genetics, is the result of a carefully orchestrated cross between Garlic Grove 55 (GMO x Legend Orange Apricot F2) and The Menthol. This hybrid brings together exceptional genetics to create a strain that stands out in terms of both flavor and potency.
In each pack of Mafia Funeral, you'll find 13 female seeds, a testament to the commitment to quality genetics by Compound Genetics. The flowering period is estimated to be around 9 weeks, offering a relatively swift turnaround for cultivators eager to experience the fruits of their labor. Expect high yields from this meticulously bred strain, ensuring a bountiful harvest for those who cultivate with care.
The Menthol, a key player in the genetics of Mafia Funeral, is a complex combination derived from Gelato 45 crossed with White Diesel, further enhanced by the infusion of High Octane and Jet Fuel G6. This lineage adds layers of depth to the strain, contributing to its unique and potent qualities.
Mafia Funeral by Compound Genetics promises a memorable cultivation experience and a finished product that reflects the dedication to precision breeding. Dive into the intriguing world of the Menthol Line and savor the robust and flavorful essence of Mafia Funeral.
Strain FAQ
The challenges of Diesel strains?
Diesel strains can be difficult because of their long flowering times and need for odour management. Due to their Sativa heritage, they like to grow upward, especially outside, which can require extra case to be taken.
How do outdoor cannabis plants manage water more efficiently?
Thanks to their deeper root systems, outdoor cannabis plants are adept at tapping into moisture reserves deep in the soil, giving them an edge in drier conditions. This not only makes them more resilient but is also said to potentially enhance the quality of the cannabis.
Can feminised cannabis strains create male flowers?
Feminised strains are designed to be nearly always female, yet nature can occasionally throw them curveballs. They may produce male flowers under extreme stress such as irregular light cycles or environmental pressure. This shows that even with thorough genetic selection, other factors are necessary to keep plants on track!
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