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Mandarine Punch Automatic

Mandarine Punch Automatic by Sensi Seeds — ruderalis hybrid cannabis seeds. 77-day flowering, feminized.

This is Sensi Seeds's release of Mandarine Punch Automatic.

Type
Ruderalis hybrid
Heritage
ruderalis / indica / sativa
Flowering
77 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
yes

Genetics

Mandarine PunchUnknown Ruderalis

About this release

Mandarine Punch Automatic is 60% indica, 20% sativa, and 20% ruderalis. It produces an intense, relaxing high, with a sense of euphoria and contentment. The plants are compact with large buds, and generate good yields for an automatic. They can be grown in most climates, even those with cooler, shorter summers. About Mandarine Punch Automatic This strain boasts some impressive parent plants, such as the award-winning NYC Diesel, Hindu Kush, White Widow, and Maple Leaf Indica. It’s 60% indica, which explains the relaxed couch-lock high, though the 20% sativa influence is evident in the euphoric effect. It’s also 20% ruderalis, and as an automatic variant, it thrives in most climates. The plants are compact enough to be grown discreetly, and produce a citrussy, tropical aroma. The dynasty of Punch strains is one of the new cannabis trends from the US, which provides fruity flavours to other strains. Mandarine Punch is a new addition to the line, highlighting sweetly citrus mandarin aromas in its makeup. Growth pattern of Mandarine Punch Automatic This strain, developed by Sensi Seeds, has a formidable genetic pool. Its parent plants include White Widow, Maple Leaf Indica, NYC Diesel, and Hindu Kush; strains that are highly regarded throughout the world. It’s 60% indica, 20% sativa, and 20% ruderalis. The indica dominance is evident in the appearance of the plants, which are short and sturdy, and the stone, which is a potent couch-lock. However, the sativa influence can also be felt in the sense of euphoria and happiness. The seeds are feminized and auto-flowering, which means that they’re easy to grow, even for complete beginners. The plants have a flowering time of 9 weeks (63 days), and are compact in size, even when they reach full maturity. This is advantageous for growers who want to cultivate them discreetly, either indoors or outside. Visually, they resemble other indica-dominant varieties, with a thick central stem and plenty of bushy branches. The buds usuall