Willamette Valley Pineapple

Sativa dominant in effect with a more indica growth habit. The Willamette Valley Pineapple is an easy grower that’s resistant to most things that plague many other cannabis cultivars. The Pineapple is always on the ‘top 5 requests’ list that I ask from my patients each year … because its a GREAT daytime medicine that helps with pain, energy, and mood. Its a mainstay in most ‘grower’ gardens because it holds its own against the most elite of strains, and it can be counted on to bring in a bountiful harvest of beautiful bud before the end of September and the onset of non-stop rain here in northern Oregon. Despite it producing sizeable buds of medium/high density, it is surprisingly resistant to powdery mildew and mold. Willamette Valley Pineapple grows into a well-structured/well-branched plant with bright green leaves. Outdoors the branches will grow strong and they can hold the weight of its ‘bigger than golf ball’ sized flowers. Think of Willamette Valley Pineapple as the OGS version of the well-known Pineapple Express (G13 Labs) — but Willamette Valley Pineapple has the ability to grow larger, and produce individuals of noticeably higher potency while retaining the short flowering period and ease of growth that Pineapple Express is noted for. Flowering period: ~ 52-58 days Harvest outdoor beginning 3rd week Sept. (northern Oregon) Height: 4-7 feet Yield: medium high to high Potency: 8 on a scale of 1-10