- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 70 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
The strain, which is created from crossing Goldmember x Monkey Spunk, produces primarily a hybrid strain. This strain will likely have fruity and skunky flavors with a strong, predominantly hybrid body high. It also has a high THC content of 30% – 38%, making it an excellent choice for those who want to enjoy a balanced experience, both the effects of an indica and a sativa. Goldmember Seeds
The Goldmember strain is an indica-dominant hybrid created by crossing two popular strains, the OG Kush and the Gold Leaf. It is a heavy-hitting strain with a pungent aroma and a sweet, earthy taste. This strain is known for providing a powerful and long-lasting body high that is perfect for those looking to relax or relieve physical ailments. Goldmember is also known for providing a cerebral high that can enhance mood and creativity. Monkey Spunk
The Monkey Spunk strain is a hybrid strain created by crossing the Chemdawg and G13 strains. It is known for its skunky aroma and sweet, berry flavor. This strain provides users with an energizing and uplifting high that is perfect for those looking to increase productivity or creativity. Monkey Spunk is also known to give users a feeling of euphoria and relaxation. It can also help relieve pain and reduce stress. Origin
The Fat Bastard strain is known for its unique genetics, which come from a cross between Goldmember and Monkey Spunk. While not strictly tied to one region, its seeds can be classified as American or European depending on the growing methods and breeding techniques. Origin greatly influences the characteristics of the strain, including flavor profiles and growth patterns. Feminized Fat Bastard seeds are popular because they ensure a high yield of female plants, which is crucial for cannabis cultivation. American seeds often emphasize hardiness and high THC levels due to the competitive legal markets, while European seeds may focus more on diverse terpene profiles and adaptability to different climates. Understanding th