Yumbolt Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: CBD Seeds

Yumbolt despite belonging to the Indica family, it doesn’t produce a single bud; it gives branched ones, with broad leaves and a medium flowering time, finishin

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Yumbolt Cannabis Seeds from CBD Seeds

Yumbolt despite belonging to the Indica family, it doesn’t produce a single bud; it gives branched ones, with broad leaves and a medium flowering time, finishing in almost nine weeks. We recommend set the 12 hours cycle with a good size, because in the blooming period its growth in height is minimal. It fills the whole plant with buds covered with a thick resin layer, so you can see lots of flowers in the side branches and the central bud too.

Inside: 9 weeks
Outside: Mid October
Production: medium
Effect: Powerful / Psicodelico
Smell: Moss / Forest
Flavor: Sweet / Berries

Strain FAQ

How does Yumboldt handle different conditions?

Yumboldt reportedly grows short and uniform indoors and outdoors, adapting well. It's said to be adaptable because it has a defined flowering time and produces high yields under the correct conditions.

What contributes to the earthy flavour of this strain?

Known for its piney fragrance, pinene lends richness to cannabis' earthiness. Alpha-pinene is more frequent in cannabis than beta-pinene.

Can 12/12 photoperiod hybrids flower faster?

Breeders have been working cross-breeding hybrids to meet the 12/12 light schedule and speed up flowering. These optimised hybrids can finish faster than other varieties without compromising yield or potency.

Can greenhouse cannabis strains create microclimates?

Fascinatingly it is reported that some strains adjust their greenhouse environment to suit them. This ability to adapt to microclimates can reportedly produce distinctive plant qualities like bright colours and bud structures. There are those that say that a greenhouse can bring out the best in cannabis.

How do strains ready for harvest by mid-October handle environmental stress?

These cannabis types are said to resist temperature and moisture changes well. Their toughness evolved to help them survive in their native, sometimes changing climates.