- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 55 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Broke Da Mouth, a Sin Soda x Key Lime Pie hybrid, blends fizzy grape soda, lime, rose, and soursop flavors. With 50-60 days flowering and 35% Sativa/65% Indica, it yields vibrant, resinous plants.
Introducing Sin City Seeds Broke Da Mouth, a sensational hybrid from the Key Lime Pie 2.0 Drop. This unique strain, crafted from Sin Soda x Key Lime Pie, delivers a wild mix of fizzy grape soda, lime, rose, and soursop flavors that will twist your taste buds. For instance, its mood-elevating and relaxing effects make it perfect for unwinding or sparking creativity. As a result, both hash lovers and flower connoisseurs will adore this vibrant, resin-rich hybrid.
Broke Da Mouth Genetics and Yield
Born from the iconic Sin Soda (a Sin City Seeds x Super Seed Co collaboration) and Key Lime Pie, this strain produces solid yields with medium-sized plants. Moreover, its 50-60 day flowering time and 35% Sativa/65% Indica ratio ensure robust growth. Consequently, its stunning colors and resinous buds make it ideal for hash and flower production.
Why Grow Broke Da Mouth?
Unique Flavor Profile: Fizzy grape soda, lime, rose, and soursop create a bold, exotic taste.
Versatile Effects: Uplifting yet calming, suitable for any time of day.
High Yields: Produces vibrant, resin-heavy plants with solid yields.
Premium Genetics: A standout cross from the Key Lime Pie 2.0 Drop. Growing Tips for Broke Da Mouth
Broke Da Mouth thrives indoors or outdoors with a 50-60 day flowering period. Because of its 65% Indica dominance, it forms sturdy, medium-sized plants. Additionally, its vibrant colors and potent fizzy grape soda and lime aroma make it a favorite for growers seeking top-tier quality and resin-rich harvests.
Ideal Uses for Broke Da Mouth
Hash makers seeking flavorful, resinous extracts
Flower enthusiasts craving exotic, soursop-rose profiles
Growers wanting colorful, high-yielding plants