Welcome to the enchanting world of Coco Jambo, our latest masterpiece, crafted for those with a refined palate for cannabis marvels. This feminized gem stands at the crossroads of exhilaration and tranquility, blending the vivacious energy of Tropical Burst with the serene essence of Coconut Milk. With a genetic makeup boasting 60% Sativa and 40% Indica, Coco Jambo is your golden ticket to an endless summer, offering an escape into a world where the sun never sets on your bliss.
Boasting THC levels that soar from a soothing 30% to an exhilarating 34%, Coco Jambo is a beacon of euphoria, guiding its users on a voyage through waves of blissful serenity and vibrant joy. Its aroma is a celebration of the senses; envision the moment of elation as you pry open a coconut, only to discover it brimming with the most succulent tropical fruits. This is the essence of Coco Jambo – a harmonious fusion of coconut and exotic fruit flavors that will transport you to distant shores, where the rhythm of island life dances in the air.
The lineage of Coco Jambo is a tale of two worlds colliding in perfect harmony. Tropical Burst, a Zkittlez variant, brings to the table a festive concoction of creamy orange and banana cake notes, embodying the jubilant spirit of a tropical fruit medley that’s both audacious and utterly bewitching. On the other side, Coconut Milk, with its indica dominance, whispers tales of sweet, sugary vanilla flavors, reminiscent of a tranquil afternoon swaying in a hammock by the sea. Together, they give birth to Coco Jambo, a strain that masterfully balances invigoration with relaxation, making it the ideal companion for sparking creativity or unwinding under a canopy of stars.
Cultivating Coco Jambo is a journey of abundance and rapid growth, promising cultivators a copious yield of up to 700g/m² indoors and a staggering 900 – 1200g per plant outdoors. With a flowering time of merely 60 – 65 days, expect to be ushered into a bountiful harvest by the dawn of October. Whether nestled in the seclusion of an indoor grow or basking in the open embrace of the outdoors, Coco Jambo reaches for the skies, achieving heights of 100-140 cm indoors and an impressive 160-220 cm outdoors.
In the grand tapestry of life, where moments of pure joy and relaxation are treasures, Coco Jambo emerges as a beacon of paradise. It is an invitation to those who yearn for adventure and tranquility in equal measure, a call to immerse in a blissful state of happiness and calm. Coco Jambo is more than a strain; it’s a transformative experience, a mindset that transcends the ordinary.
Embark on your journey to the tropics with Coco Jambo, where paradise is not just a destination, but a way of life. No passport needed, only a spirit eager to explore the depths of euphoria and serenity. Welcome aboard, and let Coco Jambo be your guide to the ultimate cannabis escapade.
- feminized seeds
- Genetics: 60% Sativa / 40% Indica
- Tropical Burst x Coconut Milk
- Yield: 700g/m² • 900 – 1200 g/plant
- Flowering time: 60 – 65 days
- Harvest Outdoors: begin of October
- suitable for indoors and outdoors
- Height: 100-140 cm • 160-220 cm
- THC: 30 – 34%
- Aromas / flavors: coco, tropical fruits
Strain FAQ
What terpenes are responsible for the banana flavour?
Myrcene's musky, earthy fragrance and fruity essence contribute to these cannabis strains' banana-like sweetness. Myrcene is known for its scent and for amplifying cannabinoids.
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.
Were Sativa strains ever used for anything other than getting high or medicine?
Sativas' capabilities go beyond just these two things. Their strong fibres have been used to make ropes, clothes, and paper. This shows just how varied and valuable the cannabis plant has been even before its more modern uses.
The economic and ecological benefits of these strains?
Early-flowering cultivars are said to be able to boost efficiency by allowing for an earlier harvest. This decreases crop loss from weather or pests. Operating with the seasons is also said to reduce the need for artificial lighting and heating, making it more sustainable and better for the environment.
What does this strain's South American heritage bring to the table?
In the Andes, certain South American cannabis strains still thrive despite the height. The plant's evolved abilities includes growing in low-oxygen, colder environments.
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