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Bulk Fruity Pebbles 2.0 Cannabis Seeds Feminized

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Fruity Pebbles 2.0 Cannabis Seeds Feminized

This is new and improved, Fruity Pebbles 2.0 Seeds. This strain has bountiful colors the leaves turn yellow then red looks like a rainbow especially outdoors. It is a potent weed with a THC content that lies anywhere between 25% and 29%. The strain is an offspring that came from successfully crossing Granddaddy Purps. The offspring were further bred and mixed by crossing Tahoe OG with Alien Kush x OG Kush.

Its creativity-bursting effect is much appreciated not only by writers, artists, and students but by anyone who needs to sharpen their mind and need to have some space for a couple of genuine thoughts, for school projects or business. This thought-provoking effect may attract friends around the table since Fruity Pebbles 2.0 definitely works in social settings. Also, from a medical perspective, this strain may be effective for Attention Deficit Disorder.

FRUITY PEBBLES 2.0 INFO

Sex

Feminized

Growing

Easy

Variety

Indica / Sativa

Flowering Type

Photoperiod

Where to Grow

Indoor, Outdoor

Flowering Time

55 to 65 days/September – October

Effect

Stone High

THC Content

25% – 29%

Yield outdoors

500g-600g per plant

Yield indoors

450-550g per m2

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  • Model: Q.C.S.
  • Manufacturer: Q.C.S. Quebec Cannabis Seeds

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