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Fez

Fez by Purple City Genetics — indica dominant cannabis seeds. 63-day flowering, feminized.

This is Purple City Genetics's release of Fez.

Type
Indica dominant
Heritage
mostly indica
Flowering
63 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Rainbow BeltsMoroccan Peaches

About this release

Fez is a feminized, photoperiod strain bred by Purple City Genetics as part of its renowned El Krem line—a collection created to excel in both premium flower production and top-tier concentrate yields. This indica-dominant hybrid stands out for its layered fruity terpene profile and remarkable resin output. Genetics and LineageFez is the result of crossing Rainbow Belts with Moroccan Peaches. Rainbow Belts, developed by Archive Seed Bank, combines Zkittlez and MoonBow #75 (Zkittlez x Do-Si-Dos), delivering a rich, candy-sweet and fruit-forward foundation with excellent balance. Moroccan Peaches, bred in-house by Purple City Genetics, comes from Spanish Barbara x Lemon Tree Skorange, contributing bright citrus nuances and a subtle Mediterranean-inspired character. Together, they form a strain with dual fruity heritage enhanced by layers of gas and incense, supported by exceptional trichome density. This makes Fez particularly well-suited for high-quality extractions such as BHO, rosin, and ice-o-lator. Cultivation: Indoor and OutdoorIndoorFez flowers in approximately 56 days (around 8 weeks) indoors. Plants maintain a manageable height of 90–120 cm, making them ideal for limited spaces or discreet grows. Yields typically range from 500 to 600 g/m², while BHO returns are estimated between 18% and 25%, positioning Fez as a strong contender for extraction-focused cultivators. It demonstrates medium-to-high resistance to fungi and pests. Irrigation tolerance is moderate, so attentive water management is recommended to achieve optimal results. OutdoorOutdoors, Fez can grow between 160 and 200 cm tall and may surpass 1 kg per plant under favorable conditions. Harvest usually falls between late September and early October, allowing growers to avoid much of the autumn rain and colder weather—a notable advantage in Mediterranean climates. Its adaptability across environments, combined with its compact indoor structure, makes it suitable for a wide range of cultivation styles.