White Runtz seeds

White Runtz by Anesia Seeds is a first-class Cali strain that has already won the hearts of many growers. This hybrid is the result of the perfect cross between Zkittlez and Gelato and combines the best of its parent strains: resinous buds that glisten with trichomes and an intense fruit flavor reminiscent of citrus, sour berries and a hint of pineapple. With a THC level of up to 29% and a balanced 50/50 sativa-indica ratio, this feminized strain promises a multifaceted and intense cannabis experience. So if you're into pure Cali weed, you've come to the right place!

 

White Runtz scores with a fruity terpene profile that makes for an especially tasty smoking experience. A tropical fruit cocktail awaits you from the very first drag, putting a big smile on your face. Notes of sour berries and citrus fruits combine with a hint of pineapple for a sensational taste experience. Lovers of fruity-exotic strains will get their money's worth here.

 

The high THC level of up to 29% promises an intense high even for hardened smokers. The effect starts with a creative, energizing kick that inspires your thoughts and creates a carefree mood. But the indica effects are also quite something, providing deep physical relaxation that gently sinks you into the couch without completely knocking you out. Whether it's for creative projects, fun times with friends, or just to relax, White Runtz is perfect for any occasion!

 

Whether you're a seasoned grower or a beginner, White Runtz will delight you with her rapid growth and abundant buds covered in so many trichomes that their green color is only slightly visible. After a short flowering time of only 58 days, she provides indoor growers with a solid yield of between 450 and 500 grams per square meter. The plants can grow a little taller, reaching heights of 100 to 140 cm, which requires regular pruning or early induction of flowering in smaller set-ups. Outdoors, the plants can reach an impressive size of up to 200 cm and produce a whopping yield of up to 700 grams per plant by early October.