- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized is a Breeding Grounds collaboration with Serge Cannabis. This 65% sativa / 35% indica was born from the combination of Papaya and Jelly Donut. The plants grow tall and thin and are capable of achieving large yields. The terpene profile imparts the essence of tropical fruits, while the flavour profile offers something unexpected. Effects of Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized flowers are long-lasting and cheerful. Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized cannabis seeds mature into delicious-smelling plants. The sativa-dominant influences are highlighted in the morphology and overall effects. This plant has a short flowering period once the grower initiates flowering. In that short time, Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized can pack on large yields of trichome-covered flowers. Growth pattern of Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized As part of Breeding Grounds, Purple Papaya Paradise was developed by collaborating with Serge Cannabis. This sativa-dominant hybrid was created by crossing Papaya and Jelly Donut. The name Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized is a combination of the parents. Although the Papaya influence is quite evident, the purple in the name is actually derived from one of the parents of Jelly Donut, which is Purple Punch. Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized has a flowering time, usually associated with indica varieties. Once the grower initiates flowering, the peak ripeness of the flowers is typically 55-65 days away. The sativa inheritance gives this plant its height. Purple Papaya Paradise Feminized is a tall plant often finishing around 140-180 cm indoors. Outdoor growers will see increased stretch, sometimes upward of 200 cm. This plant is tall and slender with large, skinny-fingered leaves. Yields for this plant can be large in the right conditions. Indoor growers have reported yields of 475-525 grams per m2. Outdoor growers can capitalise even more, with yields near or above 550 grams per plant in sunny, Mediterranean regions, where this pla