Strawberry Banana Seeds

• Relaxed
• Happy
• Euphoric
• Uplifted

Strawberry Banana was brought about as a result of crossing Crockett's Banana Kush and the strawberry phenotype of Bubble Gum from Serious Seeds. When fully grown, Strawberry Banana seeds produce plants that contain an indica-to-sativa ratio of 70:30 and a powerful THC content of 24-26%.

This indica-dominant hybrid, which is something of a creeper in its effects, starts off with a mild head buzz that increases into a wonderfully euphoric sensation. Its uplifting cerebral effects impart a happy high that heightens a user's creativity along with their auditory and visual perceptions.

While all of this is happening, this hybrid strain's indica effects slowly kick in as recreational users find themselves feeling more and more lulled into a state of blissful relaxation that tends to result in couch lock and a strong sleepy sensation.

Due to Strawberry Banana's slow-burn effects of sedation and full-body tranquility, this powerful strain is best used in the evening when your only real plans include doing nothing and sleeping.

Strawberry Banana's dominant terpene profile consists of citrus-smelling D-Limonene, and its second strongest terpene profile consists of phellandrene, myrcene, valencene, caryophyllene, and α-Pinene. All of these combined give it what's sometimes dubbed a "strawnana" (strawberry + banana) flavour and fragrance profile.

Its aroma is a delightful blend of earthy and sweet strawberry notes, which make it an abundantly fragrant strain.

In terms of its flavour, Strawberry Banana has a wonderfully unforgettable taste of strawberries and bananas, making it a mouthwatering treat for novice and seasoned users alike. Perhaps, the only "drawback" is that this indica tastes so darn good that it can be easy to accidentally overdo it due to its incredible fruity and tropical flavours.

As a strain that can be grown both indoors and out, Strawberry Banana seeds can be easily grown by prospective growers of all skill levels including first-time growers and novice growers. In addition, since Pacific Seed Bank only sells feminised cannabis seeds, the likelihood of ending up with all-female plants is around 90%.

Those who plan to grow Strawberry Banana outside should know that it thrives in a warm, humid climate where daytime temperatures hover in the 20-22°C range — conditions that can be found across many parts of Canada during the summer months.

To bring out this indica's beautiful hints of purple in its leaves, you'll need to shock your plants near the end of their vegetative stage before they enter their flowering time by exposing them to cooler, but never freezing, overnight temperatures.

Finally, it's recommended that when it comes time to cure your buds, hang them upside down for one week in an environment where humidity levels are around 50% and the temperature stays at a constant 21°C. Afterward, you should then seal your cured nugs in airtight containers. The ideal condition for storing your cured buds is an environment where temperatures remain around 21°C with 60-65% humidity conditions that you can maintain.

Strawberry Banana cannabis plants usually grow to be about 1.8 metres in height and produce small to medium-sized nuggets that are quite dense in structure, which is a trait common to indicas.

This indica-dominant's buds are bright, light green in colour with a yellowish hue to them, and when properly shocked, are adorned with purplish accents. Their beautiful colour scheme is further accented with vibrant orange pistils. In addition, Strawberry Banana is something of a trichome powerhouse as its nuggets are thickly caked over in large white crystal trichomes, which indicates its powerful THC content.

If you are growing your Strawberry Banana plants indoors, they should enter their flowering stage in about 8-10 weeks, providing growers with a hefty yield of about 535 grams per square metre.

Cultivated outside, this indica-heavy strain should produce a massive yield of around 650 grams per plant sometime around early to mid-October.