Green Crack Punch

Description

Get into the game with this combination of Green Crack and Purple Punch

It’s true what they say – opposites attract. At least in this case with Purple Punch and Green Crack. The former is a heavyweight of an Indica-dominated strain.

She rolls you into her soothing arms and soothes your aches and pains. The latter Green Crack is a wildly energetic, mood-setting variety with a penchant for driving hard and getting his l*rt together. Together, this odd couple create Green Crack Punch, which eventually became a hybrid that focuses on mental calm before moving on to the tired limbs.

Stay energised all day long

As she goes about boosting the tired mind, users will feel motivated and energised. It takes several hours for your high to get down to your muscles, where you’re left with plenty of time to take full advantage of her euphoric effects. The aroma is equally energising.

Enjoy a scent of lively citrus, which evolves into hints of grape and blueberry. She also has an incredible smoothness to her aroma, which is perfect for those who find smoking plagues their throat.

She won’t punish you for small mistakes

Her flowers shine with vivid pink and orange hues – a colourful hint of the cerebral power that awaits ahead. Staying under 200 cm, she won’t overwhelm beginning growers, nor will she punish them for minor fluctuations in nutrition, water or light.

Expect around 20% THC, which is a highly respectable potency. While her THC level won’t blow your mind away, first-time users are advised to take it easy, at least to start with. Feelings of euphoria take hold from the first hiss to the last, spurring you on.

After 55-60 days she is finished flowering and ready to harvest. Grown under ideal conditions, growers can expect 400-500 grams/m2. Due to how beneficial her energizing effect is, it is best to grow her indoors. In this way, yields can be maximised as you have greater control over influencing factors. However, she will still make you proud outdoors, where you can expect to harvest her by the end of September if you live in a favourable climate.