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Sunset Peach

Sunset Peach by Sensi Seeds — indica/sativa hybrid cannabis seeds. 63-day flowering, feminized.

This is Sensi Seeds's release of Sunset Peach.

Type
Indica/Sativa hybrid
Heritage
indica / sativa
Flowering
63 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

RS-11Peach Tree

About this release

Sunset Peach Feminized is a blend of RS11 and Peach Tree which has resulted in a 60%/40% indica-dominant hybrid which expresses mostly sativa-like traits. This unique blend contains genetic traces of some of the tastiest buds out there including Gelato, Sherbert, and Zkittles which all combine perfectly with the eponymous peach flavour. This strain tends to stay on the shorter side and has a moderate flowering period. Combined with its large buds and relatively few leaves, Sunset Peach cannabis seeds are incredibly easy to grow in nearly any setting. However, the smell can be overpowering at the late stages of flowering. If you’re in the market for a plant that grows and smokes like a typical sativa, but don’t have the headroom for one, Sunset Peach is an incredible choice. Growth pattern of Sunset Peach FeminizedWhile Sunset Peach’s indica genetics lend themselves to a shorter plant, the sativa lineage expresses itself in the general structure with slightly longer internodal spacing and a distinct Christmas tree shape. Grown outdoors, under natural sunlight, these plants can reach heights up to 200 cm. However, indoor growers will appreciate the fact that this strain can easily be kept as short as 70-110 cm. Over this strain’s moderate 60 to 65-day flowering period, plants can produce up to XL yields of anywhere from 460 to 650 grams per square metre indoors or as much as 560 to 640 grams per plant outdoors. These buds are light green and covered in a thick layer of frosty trichomes. The bud formation is more sativa-like with longer, airier flowers that may foxtail under hotter HPS lamps. Regardless of where it’s grown, Sunset Peach Feminized cannabis seeds produce plants with a remarkably low leaf-to-calyx ratio which makes the finished buds a breeze to trim. What few leaves there are, are worth holding onto as even the fan leaves are likely to be coated in valuable trichomes. Overall, leaves are short and broad and not much of a concern for trimming. These plants