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Sativa-dominant Fast version with orange citrus terps, frost-laden buds and excellent mould resistance.
Sativa-dominant Fast version with orange citrus terps, frost-laden buds and excellent mould resistance.
Sativa-dominant Fast version with orange citrus terps, frost-laden buds and excellent mould resistance.
Tangerine Snow F1 FAST Feminised is sativa-dominant. It was bred by crossing (Boost x Tangelo) with (Lavender x Power Plant). This is a FAST F1 hybrid derived from Cali genetics that has citrus terps, great extract-making potential, as well as high THC and yields.
Tangerine Snow F1 FAST growns indoors and outdoors. Flowering times indoors take between 8 - 10 weeks. Harvest time in the northern hemisphere is during September or March in the southern hemisphere. This strain grows best in hot, dry, humid and warm climates. Plants are tall and semi-branched, growing more than 200cm. tall. Plants are vigorous with high uniformity.
LIke many heavily sativa-dominant strains, Tangerine Snow F1 FAST offers excellent resistance to mould, as well as to plant pests and diseases. Citrus terps. and good resin coverage makes this a very good extract strain, with the 'washing' method delivering very good yields of hash.
The citrus terp. profile evokes mandarins and tangerines, also having sweet candy notes. THC production is high at 24% while CBD is low. The effect is uplifting and energising, perfect for day-time and early evening use.
F1 cannabis seeds or plants are the first generation offspring of two parent plants. F1 hybrid seeds or strains are the first generation
offspring of two pure, distinct strains. Note that using two pure lines, the result of intensive inbreeding, is drastically different to simple cross-breeding.
F1 plants have been used for decades throughout the agricultural industry because they offer several advantages; hybrid vigour allows plants to grow bigger more quickly. Plants are more uniform, stable and offer greater resistance to plant pests and diseases. Yields are much higher too, an important consideration.
However, it should be noted that it is not recommended to allow F1 plants to breed for seed crops as the resulting F2 plants will be much less uniform, being less stable and having greater genetic variability. New F1 seeds will need to be purchased or a lengthy and complex F1 breeding project carried out to produce more seedstock.
So-called FAST (version) cannabis strains are photoperiod strains that have been crossed with an autoflowering strain with the progeny being selected for further breeding to produce seeds on the basis of non-autoflowering characteristics. In other words, they are phoperiod (photosensitive) plants that have inherited the auto parent's tendency for shorter/faster flowering times.
While FAST versions have very similar traits to the photoperiod parent, and can be grown indoors, they are possibly most useful to outdoor growers in more marginal regions where standard photoperiod versions might not mature before bad weather sets in. They are also recommended for the more impatient grower who doesn't want to grow autoflowering plants.
Depending on the original photoperiod version's flowering time, a FAST version may flower between one and three weeks faster.
Fast / Early strains keep the photoperiod growth pattern, but they begin flowering earlier and usually finish sooner — helping outdoor growers harvest before late-season weather becomes a problem.
Fast / Early strains are most valuable outdoors, where earlier flowering and shorter bloom times help growers harvest before poor autumn weather. Indoors, their main benefit is a faster flowering phase than photoperiod versions.
In theory most strains can be grown outdoors, indoors or in a greenhouse but how well they perform depends on the more exact environmental conditions. This is most important outdoors where climatic conditions can vary widely, so please check the strain information carefully. If your climate is more extreme or growing season shorter you should choose strain that is specifically adapted. Indoor and greenhouse environments can be controlled and made suitable for most strains although space can be a factor for strain that grow very large.
Growing difficulty varies depending on a strain's resilience, structure and environmental needs. Some strains are more forgiving and better suited to beginners and a range of environmental conditions, while others may require closer control of factors such as light, humidity, temperature and feeding.
Our product information and that provided by suppliers can be an indication of potential levels under optimal conditions, and it should not be assumed that results can be replicated in all conditions.
Strains described as beginner-friendly, easy to grow or resilient, in particular Autoflowering Feminised strains, are generally more manageable for less experienced growers. These varieties are often a more reliable starting point than more specialised genetics.
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