It would be a tremendous error to confuse affordability with quality and satisfaction here. Have a look at our classic strain Bubblicious. The name implies Bubblegum. The name brings the smell of that sweet sugary scent we all know and love from our childhood. The name implies it is delicious. It is. A highly unique plant in its terpene profile, the smells and flavors this plant delivers can be overwhelming. This is a strain which any and all grower must have in their vault. Get ready for big colas here, this aint no joke!
An old school hybrid; as always, here at Resin Seeds, we aim to only work with the most select and praiseworthy pheontypes of a particular strain, never relying on the black market for random claims of elite cuttings, or years of endless searching to find a special plant. Rather, our networks and special industry friends allow us to go straight to the source. Our Bubblicious strain is a clear example. Rather than go thru endless packs of a particular strain, wasting time, money and effort in hopes of finding the often hyped but rarely seen elite cut, we cut to the chase here. Both these classic cannabis cultivars, Bubblegum(TM) and Lavender, are legendary classics on their own. The breeders here at Resin Seeds saw here a tremendous opportunity to leave their mark on the cannabis community, basking in the knowledge that both Adam of THSeeds and Soma were just a phone call away, with their chosen and tested mothers to offer up for further breeding.
The idea of working such classic lines was too good to pass up, so Jaime made all efforts to obtain these genetics. A short time later, an exciting new Resin Seeds strain was born; and one of our best-sellers to date. Ever since, this Bubblicious strain and its seed have been offering a high-class tasting experience that is beyond compare. Hard, dense buds, pungent and terpene filled, and most importantly, covered in resin. Floral earth tones, with lingering hints of bubblegum and citrus are to be expected. It can be a very large yielder, though should be handled/grown/pruned properly thru the vegetative stage, before entering the flowering stage, to achieve optimal success. Consider topping and/or supercropping here, as massive colas can be susceptible to botrytis in excessively humid conditions. Especially outdooors, all undergrowth and small insignificant bud sites should be removed to increase air flow and focus energy on flowering colas. Silica supplements are an interesting addition here.
- Genetics: Bubblegum (THSeeds) x Lavender (Soma)
- Indica/Sativa: 70/30
- THC: 16-20%
- Flowering: Interior 8-9 weeks / Exterior September
- Yield: Interior 500gr per m2 / Exterior 250-400 gr per plant
Strain FAQ
Can high-yielding strains adapt to different climates?
Indeed, many of these strains are known to adapt well to a great range of various climates. Breeding ingenuity has created hybrids that reportedly thrive in chilly northern regions and warm, humid tropical conditions.
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.
Are regular seeds a good sustainable choice?
Regular seeds are wonderful because they can produce a cycle of male and female plants that can be passed down through the generations without the need to constantly buy fresh seeds.
Do environmental conditions alter these strains' earthy taste?
Definitely. Soil and environmental factors are all said to affect a strain's flavour, especially earthiness. Terroir describes how soil type and climate affect the taste and aroma of agricultural products.
How have indica strains adapted to the cold environmental conditions?
The tight, compact buds of indica strains are more than just attractive—they protect against the cold. This compact bud structure keeps cold, damp air out, preventing mould and keeping plants healthy in cold weather.
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