Fat Banana

Description

Genetics and potency

Fat Banana is the result of an intense selective breeding project that we have undertaken here at RQS to produce and refine a rare variety. The result is a strain with some special features that is likely to appeal to connoisseurs, connoisseurs and cannabis collectors and growers – especially for those in search of a unique lager.

Fat Banana is a premium Kush strain with a genetic background that goes back to OG Kush and Chiquita Banana. It’s a legacy with plenty of power behind it, creating the foundation for Fat Banana’s greatness. This is seen in the potency of the Fat Banana flower, which can reach as high as over 25% THC when grown and left in experienced hands. The potential here is excellent!

Yield and growth pattern

Fat Banana can realise average yields of 350-400 grams/m2 under a 600W light and flowers within 8-10 weeks indoors. It’s worth noting that Fat Banana is an Indica-dominant hybrid, which could be classed as something of a “stretched Indica” due to its tendency to develop a huge long-running primary top shoot if not kept under control.

Outdoors in warmer climates, Fat Banana will turn into a monster of a shrub that will probably require support. It will be ready for harvest around mid-September. As mentioned, you can be rewarded with a fat stock of thick balls with a THC content of over 25% and sweet, fruity banana aroma if you treat her right.

Effect and aroma

Fat Banana is the Kush strain no one saw coming. A mild euphoric effect to start with and a sweet fruity aroma that makes your mouth water might make you think you can go the extra mile with this special strain. But it is potent! A powerful physical rocky sensation starts to creep up and take hold sooner or later, followed by an incredibly relaxing experience. Get ready to be ravenous: this is a journey to the aroma village that starts and ends on your sofa.

When it comes to aroma, Fat Banana has a sweet taste that contains hints of citrus. The aroma of this flower is very similar to its namesake, making it a treat for the palate.