- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Peach Ringz is a hybrid strain with fruity and tropical vibes. Bred by some of Mendocino County's most famous breeders, this strain boasts high-caliber genetics, loads of THC, and unique aromas. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about Peach Ringz, its origins, history, growth traits, and more. History of Peach Ringz Peach Ringz is a hybrid cannabis strain bred by Dying Breed Seeds—a genetics brand born out of a collaboration between 3rd Gen Family Farms and Shiloh Massive. 3rd Gen Family Farms is located in Mendocino County, the heart of California's renowned "Emerald Triangle". The brand is led by grower and breeder Brandon Parker, a fourth-generation Mendocino citizen and a third-generation cannabis farmer. He and his family are well-known in the Californian and national US cannabis scenes, particularly for their large outdoor estate where they grow a lot of their product organically and under the sun. Shiloh Massive is another highly beloved personality in the cannabis space. After living in Amsterdam, Spain, and Hawaii, Shilow moved to the Emerald Triangle in the late 1990s already with a long list of strains and genetics under his belt. Today, he is the owner of his own seed bank, Massive Creations, and highly regarded as one of America's most prolific breeders. Some of the strains created by Shiloh Massive include: • 4 Kings by Massive Creations • Shiloh Z by TH Seeds • Thors Hammer by TH Seeds • Dos Santos by Massive Creations • Black Apple Hitchcock by TH Seeds • GAK by Massive Creations • Blueberry GAK by Massive Creations While it isn't clear exactly when Shiloh and 3rd Gen Family founded Dying Breed Seeds, one thing is certain—the brand has put out some highly sought-after strains, including Peach Ringz, Banana Zkittlez, Melonade, Sugar Dust, Gak Melon, GDP BX1, and many more. Genetic Lineage of Peach Ringz Peach Ringz is an indica-dominant hybrid resulting from a cross of Marionberry and Eddy Lepp (also known as Eddy OG). Below we'll shine a lig