Rainbow Fuel strain

Rainbow Fuel is an outstanding hybrid bred by Grounded Genetics from the cross of Gary Payton and Tsunami. The result is a sensational hybrid that has become an absolute favourite for many growers because of its impressive effects, fruity diesel flavour and beautiful, colourful buds. With an impressive yield potential of up to 650 grams per square metre or over 1000 grams per plant, you can be sure of a huge supply of this top class weed from just a small plantation!

 

20-26% THC, energetic effect

With an impressive THC content of 20-26%, Rainbow Fuel promises an intense and uplifting high that will catapult you into an energetic state with a euphoric boost, despite its slightly Indica-leaning genetics (60% Indica). Due to its strong potency, infrequent users should take it slowly to avoid being overwhelmed by the intense effect. Consumed in moderation, it will give you a cheerful state of mind and allow you to float through everyday life in a good mood and relaxed - real rainbow fuel! 

 

Complex bouquet of sweet berries and earthy diesel

Rainbow Fuel's aromatic buds not only impress with their high THC content, but also with their exotic flavour when smoked. From the first puff, a complex bouquet of sweet berries and earthy diesel unfolds on the tongue, bringing a smile to the face of any cannabis connoisseur. On the exhale, this intense flavour is perfectly rounded off by a creamy note.

 

Growing Rainbow Fuel

The dark green plants produce hard buds that are a sight to behold with their many orange hairs and a lush layer of glistening trichomes. With a strong strain, the plants can also grow a little taller, provided their roots are given enough space. Indoor growers can expect 90 to 130cm tall plants, ready for harvest after a flowering period of 9 to 10 weeks. Growers with a green thumb will be rewarded for their efforts with a fantastic yield of up to 650 grams per square metre. Grown outdoors, with plenty of space, the plants can easily exceed 2 metres in height and develop into real fir trees. The yield potential is correspondingly high: after a good summer, over 1000 grams can be harvested per plant! In the northern hemisphere, the flowers are ripe for harvesting in early to mid-October.