Gold Rush Outdoor Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Spliff Seeds

85% Sativa. Genotype: Polm Gold x Purple Power x Afghan. Sweet, diesel aroma and flavour. Strong and sturdy plant. Good resin production. Earliest finisher of a

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Gold Rush Outdoor Cannabis Seeds from Spliff Seeds

Gold Rush Outdoor Feminised Cannabis Seeds

85% Sativa. Genotype: Polm Gold x Purple Power x Afghan. Sweet, diesel aroma and flavour. Strong and sturdy plant. Good resin production. Earliest finisher of all, beginning of September. Body-stoned and uplifting high. Potential THC level medium.

We took our trusted Polm Gold and mixed in an old-school Purple Power to create the perfect strain for growing outdoors in the Northern Hemispheres. The purple power father is a notoriously early flowering Purple pheno. This helps make our Gold Rush Outdoor the earliest flowering variety in our catalogue. She is ready for harvest in the beginning of September. She will start to flower beginning to mid July. Gold Rush Outdoor is a very strong and sturdy plant. She is a very mould and disease resistant plant. Perfect for cold/mountainous climates.

We used the most potent and productive Polm Gold pheno as a mother. Therefore the Gold Rush has great resin production, a great taste and packs a punch. Some of the phenos will show exceptionally resinous buds. Nothing like the Purple Power. There can be some variation between individual plants, some showing some purple hues in the latter stages of flowering.

Gold Rush Outdoor grows like mad, during flowering she grows 1cm in width for every centimetre in height. She can cope easily with high levels of EC. At first glance she doesn’t appear to have too much THC, but once cured wow she is covered in grey trichomes. Keep her in a glass jar after you’ve dried her for two weeks and you will enhance the smell and flavour tremendously.

There’s two phenos, a purple pheno which finishes around week 1-2 of September and the white pheno will mature around week 3 to 4 of September. The Purple pheno smells distinctly of diesel. The white pheno has a more lingering hint of diesel.

Gold Rush Outdoor is very aromatic; she has a sweet, woody, earthy, spicy and a slight diesel-like flavour and taste. With hints of cinnamon, orange and lime. Gold Rush delivers a nice blended high of a body-stoned yet uplifting high sensation. Thanks to its Polm Gold (stoned) and Purple Power (high) heritage.

Suited for: Exterior zone A/B/C
Flowering: E) begin-mid September
Plant height: E) pot: 1.70-2.00 soil: 2.00-3.50m
Yield: E) 350-450 gr/plant (med-high)
Growing difficulty: medium

Strain FAQ

Why are South American cannabis strains genetically diverse?

Due to South America's diverse climates and ecosystems, cannabis strains that evolved there are genetically diverse. Due to this variety of environmental conditions, strains from this location can have quite different plant morphologies, potencies, and flavours.

What gives cannabis lime flavour?

Limonene, a citrusy terpene found in lime rinds and other citrus fruits, gives cannabis strains their lime flavour. This terpene really gives strains a lime taste. Terpinolene and myrcene's flowery, grassy, and faintly lemony overtones enhance the lime profile.

Are mould-resistant strains suitable for the indoors and outdoors?

Absolutely. As well as being able to thrive outdoors in humid locations, mould-resistant strains are also advantageous for the interior. These strains help prevent mould in areas where humidity management can be difficult.

Why is it getting harder and harder to find pure sativa strains?

Finding pure Sativa strains is become a treasure quest! Due to its customisable effects and growth properties, many strains marketed as 100% sativa strains are actually Sativa-dominant hybrids. This is due to breeders adapting to different tastes and producing strains to match them.

Why are strains that finish in September seen as particularly valuable?

Fast maturation makes these strains valuable in locations with short, severe summers. They prevent mould and pests by being ready for harvest before colder, damp conditions set in. This reportedly makesg them a practical alternative for successful harvests in poor climates.