Apples & bananas x (guava dawg x banana sherbet) by Crockett Family Farms, Photoperiod cannabis strain
Photoperiod

Apples & bananas x (guava dawg x banana sherbet)

by Crockett Family Farms ยท United States

Type

Photoperiod

Yield / plant

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Feminized

Regular

Country

United States

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About Apples & bananas x (guava dawg x banana sherbet)

Apples & bananas x (guava dawg x banana sherbet) is a delightful photoperiod strain from Crockett Family Farms, perfect for home growers seeking a moderate cultivation challenge. This strain is known for its happy, euphoric, and relaxed effects, often leading to giggles and social enjoyment. The flavor profile features sweet, tropical, and berry notes, providing a deliciously enjoyable smoking experience. This strain thrives in indoor and greenhouse environments, allowing growers to create optimal conditions for growth.

With terpenes such as myrcene, limonene, and ocimene, Apples & bananas x (guava dawg x banana sherbet) not only offers a unique taste but also potential mood-enhancing benefits. Its moderate difficulty level makes it suitable for growers with some experience, ensuring a rewarding cultivation journey. Enjoy the delightful flavors and uplifting effects this strain brings to your cannabis collection.

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