- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Runtz x Strawnana by Purple City Genetics seed bank, a feminised marijuana plant cross between two remarkable genetics for their wonderful flavours and aromas. A combination that produces a flavours wave in our mouths accompanied by a high psychedelic power. Certainly this plant is the perfect lover of any cannabis user. Runtz and Strawberry Banana ancestors
Runtz is a cross between Zkittlez x Gelato. This direct ancestor has a great presence in the US cannabis market where the development of new genetics is unrestrained. It is an Emerald Cup champion plant, one of the most important cannabis competitions. In the 2019 edition received impressive compliments from the judges. Strawnana or Strawberry Banana by Reserva Privada by DNA Genetics is one of the most tasty cannabis we can encounter, like a delicious strawberry and cream dessert. It is also another brilliant winner of past major cannabis competitions, namely the 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup, awarded first prize in the Sativa category. Runtz X Strawnana cultivation
This incredible combination results in a well-adapted strain in all cultivation systems and methods. It can be stressed the cultivation in soil and the use of organic fertilisers in order to enhance its high quality flavours. It is a plant with a remarkable vigour which can be pruned for a SCROG cultivation, but it is also feasible to cultivate it in SOG. It shows medium-long internodal distances and it doubles in size when passing to the flowering stage. Runtz x Strawnana is ready for harvest after about 8-9 weeks after the photoperiod change. It produces very compact and resinous flowers that offer a medium-high yield, with extremely resinous and really showy rock-like buds according to the phenotype. Some at lower temperatures acquire very photogenic purple colours. Cultivated outdoors develops large plants, with a high yield and an early harvest between late September and early October. This variety withstands the cold quite well. It is recommend