Golosa (DS36) - Delicious Seeds presents one of this year’s new strains, a plant resulting from crossing Blueberry x Grapefruit, which we THEN crossed with Bay 11.
This gorgeous hybrid, which was developed by our top breeder, is part of PROJECT 11 which began 4 YEARS AGO in OUR TEST LABORATORY, will surprise you with its very dark colours which are most prominent at the end of its cycle, finishing flowering in an intense jet- black that is very pretty.
With respect to taste, Golosa (DS36) (which can be translated into English as sweet-toothed, greedy or tempting) has hints of bitter fruits such as grapefruit, green mango with touches of peppermint, coffee and liquorice. Its flowers give off an aroma somewhere between green tea and thyme, a very pleasant smell that transports you rapidly to wooded places full of vegetation.
The strain is a medium-sized plant with very little branching and will finish flowering in around 60 days, giving you a very quick harvest. This is a very resistant plant and will not be affected, therefore, by mould or other pests.
Our Golosa (DS36) has quite high levels of active compounds, with some samples analysed showing values of more than 26% THC.
- Taste: grapefruit, green mango with hints of peppermint, coffee and liquorice.
- Aroma: Green tea, thyme.
- GENOTYPE 20% SATIVA - 80% INDICA
- THC 26%
- MATURATION(INTERIOR) 55 TO 60 DAYS
- MATURATION(EXTERIOR) MID-SEPTEMBER
- FLAVOR SWEET FRUIT
- WAY OF CROPPING IND/OUT
- PRODUCTION 550 G/M2 INDOORS | UP TO 1500 G/PL OUTDOORS
- ODOR HIGH
- EFFECT NARCOTIC
- RESISTANCE TO MOLD VERY HIGH
- PEST RESISTANCE VERY HIGH
- SEX FEMINIZED
- LINEAGE BAY 11 X GRAPEFRUIT X BLUEBERRY
- BHO PERFORMANCE 25%
- IRRIGATION TOLERANCE HIGH
- MEDICINAL VALUE HIGH
- CUPS
- 1ER PREMIO - EXTRACCION CON SOLVENTES - CANNABIS CUP CASTELLÓN - 2018
Strain FAQ
Do licorice-tasting strains have a particular genetic background?
With sativa and indica genetics, these strains are often diverse. The strain's mixed history means there a variety of other benefits in these strains other than just their licorice flavor!
Are there specific nutrients that enhance pest resistance in cannabis plants?
Yes, nutrients like silica can strengthen plant cell walls, making them tougher for pests to penetrate. Additionally, balanced feeding with essential nutrients ensures overall plant health, which is critical for maintaining natural pest defenses.
What else does the Cannabis Cup provide besides competition?
The Cannabis Cup offers seminars and workshops on legal growing and cannabis laws in addition to contests. These workshops, led by industry experts, demonstrate the event's dedication to cannabis education and advocacy.
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