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Strain at a Glance
A balanced hybrid from the QCS team with up to 28% THC and an earthy, nutty flavour.
Genetic Balance
Key Information
- THCUp to 28%
- TasteEarthy • Baked dessert • Pine • Citrus
- Indoor flowering time9–10 weeks
- Outdoor harvest timeMid to late October
Specifications
| Strain | Peanut Butter Breath |
|---|---|
| Seed type | Feminized |
| Genetic balance | Balanced indica/sativa hybrid |
| THC | Up to 28% |
| Taste | Earthy, Baked dessert, Pine, Citrus |
| Indoor flowering time | 9–10 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest time | Mid to late October |
| Yield | Up to 450 g/m² indoors, up to 550 g per plant outdoors |
| Pack size | 5 Seeds Per Pack |
These figures are ranges, not promises. Flowering time, harvest date and yield vary depending on growing conditions: the grower, the method and the season's weather. "Mold resistant" means mold tolerant: less prone to mold and slower to be affected. No strain is 100% mold resistant. How we set these numbers →
Taste & Aroma Profile
Earthy and nutty with a sweet, roasted finish is the intended profile, and a dessert-like depth comes through after a long cure.
About Peanut Butter Breath
Genetics & strain profile
Peanut Butter Breath is a balanced hybrid bred by Quebec Cannabis Seeds, with THC that can reach up to 28% — it sits in our featured strains for a reason. The name comes from its unusual flavour: earthy and nutty, with a sweet, roasted note that many people compare to peanut butter. The reviews are honest and worth reading, with three growers averaging 3.7 out of 5. All three agree it is a strong, heavy-producing plant; where they differ is the flavour and the resin. One Quebec grower harvested about 500 g per outdoor plant in a poor, smoky summer and called it “really beautiful weed”, very relaxing, but found the nut flavour did not come through; another got piney lemon instead. If you grow it for pressing rosin, note that two reviewers found it did not press well.
How Peanut Butter Breath grows
The plants grow to a medium height with a strong, branchy frame — “grows strong” with a “crazy amount of pistils”, as one reviewer put it. It flowers in 9 to 10 weeks and gives up to 450 g/m² indoors; one grower said it “can easily pack out a 4×4” tent. Outdoors is where it is best: expect to harvest around mid to late October with up to 550 g per plant in optimal conditions, and a reviewer reported big fat colas and about 500 g dry even in a bad year. Because it finishes late, it suits gardens where the fall stays mild — southern Quebec and Ontario rather than the north — and a greenhouse helps elsewhere. Let the pistils fade fully before chopping and cure for several weeks; two growers found the terpenes pungent and harsh on the throat when the cure was short.
Taste, aroma and effect
Earthy and nutty with a sweet, roasted finish is the intended profile, and a dessert-like depth comes through after a long cure. Phenotypes vary: some lean piney and lemony instead, so give it time in the jar before judging. The effect is heavy and relaxing — “a good night time strain” in one grower’s words — with a euphoric start that settles into the body. At up to 28% THC it is one of the strongest strains we sell, so start small. For a nutty-dessert cousin that finishes earlier, see Do Si Dos; for a heavy indica with more reviews, Godfather OG.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Peanut Butter Breath take to flower?
9 to 10 weeks indoors. Outdoors it is typically ready in mid to late October.
How much does Peanut Butter Breath yield?
Up to 450 g/m² indoors and up to 550 g per plant outdoors. One Quebec grower reported about 500 g per plant in a poor summer.
How strong is Peanut Butter Breath?
Up to 28% THC. Heavy and relaxing — an evening strain.
Is Peanut Butter Breath indica or sativa?
A balanced hybrid of indica and sativa.
Does it really taste like peanut butter?
The intended profile is earthy, nutty and sweet, but phenotypes vary — one reviewer got piney lemon instead. A long cure brings the nutty note out.
Is Peanut Butter Breath good for rosin?
Two reviewers found it did not press well despite big yields. Grow it for flower rather than for pressing.
Does Peanut Butter Breath grow well outdoors in Canada?
Yes, in regions with a mild fall; it finishes mid to late October, so a greenhouse helps further north.
How many seeds are in a pack?
5 feminized seeds per pack, shipped from Quebec across Canada and the USA.
Where can I buy Peanut Butter Breath seeds in Canada?
Right here at Quebec Cannabis Seeds. Orders ship from Quebec within 24 hours on business days, in plain packaging, across Canada and to the USA, with a germination guarantee.
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25/08/2024
Great producer, grows strong. Crazy amount of pistles. Little trichome amount and as a result, doesn't press well. A good night time strain. Be a better outdoor plant than indoor, but can easily pack out a 4x4 no problem. The lack of trichomes tells me you're better off planting outdoors and getting a huge yield. Big fat colas, but not to the point where you have to worry about mold. All in all, a good mid plant.
25/03/2024
C'est peut être du à l'été qui a manqué de soleil et les feux de foret mais bon, j'ai eu une grosse production extérieur environ 500g par plant , vraiment beau weed mais il était fort sur la gorge un peu , j'ai curé longtemps , les saveur de noix ont zéro ressorti , sous la presse j'ai du du 15% , Tres relaxant , surement 23-24% , je l'ai pas laissé mûrir assez longtemps , la température humide a causé de la pourriture, j'ai enlevé bcp de feuillage, le plan était tellement gommant il contenait de l'eau dans les budz qui ne s'écoulait pas. Le bas de plan que j'ai laissé murir plus longtemps a tourné comme sur les photo mais n'était pas mieux sur les terp une fois cured
04/12/2023
Piney, Lemon taste, not for me. Wait it to fade out before chopping. Cure longer to reduce the pungent terps. Did not press well.