Rainbow Road seeds

Rainbow Road is one of the strongest and highest yielding sativa strains from Paradise Seeds. But also in terms of taste and effect, the sativa-dominant hybrid will delight any passionate grower. For balanced genetics, a stable Hindu Kush was crossed with a sativa-dominant Strawberry. Healthy and robust growth is made possible by the Hindu Kush genes, while the Strawberry sativa component improves flavor, enhances effect, and boosts yield. With a little experience, both indoor and outdoor growers can look forward to rock-hard, resinous buds.

 

Powerful terpenes are responsible for the finely tuned aroma of the plant. The strong strawberry-mango note that develops during flowering remains even after drying. The THC content of the flowers is high to very high with at least 22%. Consumers will embark on the Rainbow Road with this fruity-sweet weed and embark on an exciting journey. The weed has a strong energizing effect in the first phase. Nevertheless, users keep a clear head. The initial euphoria is replaced in the second phase by a deep inner balance and satisfaction that puts a smile on everyone's face. 

 

Its enormous growing capacities make the Rainbow Road strain especially popular among growers. However, some growing experience is necessary to get the most out of the plant. In flower, the large plant forms elongated top colas with a high flower-to-leaf ratio that provides for an incredibly high resin production. The best result is achieved when the full flowering period of 10 weeks is used. Then hard, heavy and resinous buds form, covered by a thick trichome crystal layer. Often, so many heavy buds form that the side branches can no longer support them on their own and need to be propped up.

 

The cultivation of these feminized hybrid cannabis seeds is possible indoors and outdoors. The average yield for an indoor grow is about 600 g/m². It is important for indoor growers to fully enjoy the 10-week ripening phase. Rainbow Road impresses with its fast vegetative growth. At the beginning of flowering, it stretches again and can potentially double its height. Therefore, you should not switch into flowering too late, otherwise she can become very tall. Outdoors, the possible XXL yields are even more impressive. Up to 1250 g per plant can be harvested by an experienced grower in mid-October (when grown between 50° N. B. And 50° S. B.). The more sunlight, the higher the yield potential. The high flower-to-leaf ratio protects the plant from moisture penetration and mold, and also makes harvesting easier.