Sorbet Collection - Blood Orange Sorbet Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: DNA Genetics Seeds

Blood Orange Sorbet is a perfect balance of Tangie and Sorbet! Combining the best aspects of the Sorbet’s creaminess alongside the citrus explosion of Tangie, t...

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Sorbet Collection - Blood Orange Sorbet Cannabis Seeds from DNA Genetics Seeds

No one can mistake the distinct citrusy flavour of Tangie; well we have simply made it better.

Blood Orange Sorbet is a perfect balance of Tangie and Sorbet! Combining the best aspects of the Sorbet’s creaminess alongside the citrus explosion of Tangie, together you get one of the most amazing Sativa dominate hybrids. Through selection we were able to reduce the flowering time to 8 weeks, resulting in a medium sized plant with all of her resin potency and yield of its heritage intact.

Genetics: Tangie x Sorbet
Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
Yield: 450-500 g/m2
Height: Medium
Relaxed: 55%
Happy: 60%
Uplifted: 50%
Euphoric: 40%
Sleepy: 40%

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