Sunday Punch Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Delicious Seeds

High-yielding hybrid with sativa growth pattern, indica flower production. THC over 24%, high CBD and CBG for relaxation and euphoria.

$14.88

Sunday Punch Cannabis Seeds from Delicious Seeds

Sunday Punch is a vigorous, high-yielding hybrid, created from the Sunday Driver and Trophy Wife varieties. Their genetics come from legends like FPOG, Grape Pie, The Wife and Cherry Wine. Sunday Punch in every puff transports you to a garden of intoxicating flavors and unique sensations.

The plant has a sativa growth pattern without being an excessively tall plant, but it shows an indica behavior in the production of flowers, which makes it a plant with great yields both indoors and outdoors. Its light green and purple buds are covered in trichomes that, when tasted, reveal nuances of caramel, ripe fruits, earth and a touch of sweet lime.

Its sweetness and bright flavor come from Sunday Driver, while the fruity and elegant notes are inherited from Trophy Wife. The result is a perfect balance between relaxation and euphoria due to its high CBD and CBG content of up to 1%, which compensates for the high percentage of THC (more than 24%), making it ideal for combating insomnia and Immerse yourself in a world of well-being.

Sundae Punch is more than cannabis; It is a sensory experience. Are you ready to enter this garden of wonders?

Genotype 60% Sativa - 40% Indica
THC 24%
Maturation(Interior) 55 to 65 days
Maturation(Exterior) mid-October
Flavor Caramel, Earth, Ripe Fruits, Sweet Lime
Production +600 g/m2 Indoor | +1200 g/pl Outdoor
Odor Very High
Effect Euphoric
Sex Feminized
Lineage Sunday Driver x Trophy Wife

Strain FAQ

Is there a peppery element on caramel tasting strains?

Yes, surprisingly! When combined with sweeter terpenes, The terpene caryophyllene's spicy, peppery flavour intensifies the caramel taste.

Genetically, how do strains that are ready to harvest by mid-October adapt?

These strains usually have faster maturation genes. They conclude by mid-October thanks to ruderalis' auto-flowering features and indica's shorter flowering periods.

How does stress come into high yielding strains?

Yields are often said to be increased by stress training methods like LST and HST. These strategies bend the plant to improve light and airflow, which it is reported boosts bud formation.