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power plant seeds for sale Pure Power Plant Feminized seedsPure Power Plant (a. k. a. PPP) will power up your room as well as your soul. A top performer in any weather conditions, easy to grow and resin monster. She is an indica dominant hybrid, that is easy to grow and well known for her big yields. Created from two of the most versatile strains that exist, Pure Power Plant seeds are well suited for beginner growers and those who require strong levels of resilience. The ideal commercial growers strain thanks

 

Pure Power Plant (a.k.a. PPP) will power up your room as well as your soul. A top performer in any weather conditions, easy to grow and resin monster. She is an indica dominant hybrid, that is easy to grow and well known for her big yields.

Created from two of the most versatile strains that exist, Pure Power Plant seeds are well suited for beginner growers and those who require strong levels of resilience. The ideal commercial growers strain thanks to her easy to grow nature and abundant harvests.

Pure Power Plant Feminized is a large producer of tightly stacked nugs, that have a shining silver appearance thanks to the influence from the White Widow parent. Earthy, pungent and pine dominant terpenes that reflect the best of both parents and a stunning amount of sugar leaf.

Highly recommended to growers who want something that is low maintenance, loves plant training and will stretch to a medium height.

 

Growing

We crossed the Original Power Plant, legendary for its enormous production, easy to grow ability and euphoric soaring high, with the classic White Widow. The result is a super versatile hybrid that performs incredibly well in all climates.

We maintained the prolific resin profile of the Widow, and we were able to create a flowering time of 8-10 weeks, depending on phenotype. Expect true hybrid vigor and a solid breeding progeny.

Indoor
A great strain for growers with limited space indoors, that will grow with one main central cola. Once flowering commences, she becomes filled with buds from head to toe. Her appearance will be short, stocky, and bushy and is an excellent candidate for Sea of Green.

Her terpene profile is earthy, musky, peppery with a mild fruity and floral edge, and she is an easy to trim strain once harvest time comes around.

Outdoor
An excellent choice for growers who face shorter summers who want a highly resistant strain. Pure Power Plant Feminized is a massive producer outdoors who can take large amounts of nutrients and absolutely thrives in a hot climate. A solid performer who is not affected much by cold temperatures.

We do recommend PPP seeds for growers who can provide the full 10 weeks some phenotypes demand.

She will need supporting before flowering starts, to avoid the side branches from toppling over with weight during the final stages of bloom.

 

Fungal resistance

Thanks to her highly resistant parental lines, you can expect Pure Power Plant to also show high levels of resistance to mold, mildew, and insects. Hot and cold temperatures do not impact the plants.

 

Flowering time

Indoor
Under HID lighting, indoors, depending on phenotype, plants will require 8-10 weeks before they are ready for harvest. The biggest yielding plants will require the most time.

Outdoor
Outdoors, it is best to plant these seeds in May time, with a harvest date of late October in mind. Depending on the climate and phenotype, plants will require a flowering period of 56-70 days.

 

Yield

Indoor
She is capable of producing yields of up to 600 g/m² (2 oz per square foot) indoors.

A huge yielding cultivar that does not require much maintenance, and an excellent performer when grown in a SOG using small size pots such as 10 liters (2 gallons).

Outdoor
Outdoors, yields of 650 grams (23 oz) per plant can be achieved in a hot climate.

With plant training, yields can be increased even further, making PPP seeds highly desirable to commercial growers and cash croppers.

For the best yields outdoors, we advise keeping the plants in a South-facing location.

 

Plant height & structure

Her structure will be a mix of indica and sativa, with plants finishing around close to 100 cm (39 inches). She is effortless to maintain and grows to a medium height with one main central cola.

 

Training

PPP seeds react incredibly well to all types of training, and we recommend topping the plants before flowering.

Pruning away the lower foliage is also a good way to increase airflow and allow the plants to use all their energy on the rest of the canopy.

Use bamboo canes and insert them around the edge of the pots to tie the side branches to help support them during flower production.

 

Smell, taste, and effect

She does have a bold, incense, pine and earthy aroma that is a mixture of spice, flowers, with strong and pungent overtones. The flavor when smoking a joint can be described as smooth, sweet and savory, with hints of spices and earth.

Fragrances when burning a joint can be described as incense and a bouquet of fresh flowers.

Pure Power Plant Feminized does exactly what she says and will boost you with energy. The effects are in between indica and sativa, making her nicely balanced and perfect for social scenarios, high-energy activities, inducing creativity, gaming and for general daytime use.

This lady is not too racey or physical and can be enjoyed without any negative side effects such as tiredness or staying awake late at night.

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