Forbidden Fruit > Royal Queen Seeds

With Forbidden Fruit, the breeders at Royal Queen Seeds have created an extremely potent hybrid strain with a forbiddenly delicious taste. To achieve this, they have focused on two particularly fruity strains: Cherry Pie and Tangie. The former is known for its seductively sweet berry flavour, while Tangie is a delicious bucket of lemon, lime and orange. This 70% Indica-dominant hybrid combines the best of both parents, delivering outstanding flavours and plenty of resinous buds with up to 24% THC. The result is a tantalising combination of fruity flavours, strong effects and first class yields.

 

From the first puff of Forbidden Fruit, a sensational fruity mix reminiscent of citrus, pineapple and sour candy unfolds in your mouth. This fantastic flavour is deepened by an earthy background and a hint of pine. After smoking it leaves a sweet, fruity freshness on the tongue, eagerly awaiting the next sweet temptation.

 

The 24% THC content guarantees an intense and long lasting effect, ideal for relaxing your mind after a stressful day. The effects start with a mild mental high, plunging you into a dynamic state of euphoria. This is followed by a deep mental and physical stoned, which relaxes the muscles and mind and is perfect for relaxing evenings or weekends. Despite its calming properties, this strain will keep you mentally clear and alert. Used in moderation, this fruity weed will not completely paralyse you.

 

Forbidden Fruit is not only a pleasure to consume, but also to grow. This hardy strain needs no special care to produce plenty of resinous buds indoors or out. With a bushy growth habit, this strain will reach a height of 80 to 120cm when grown indoors and will produce a rich yield of around 500 grams per square metre after the 8 to 10 week flowering period. Outdoors, with sufficient space, plants can grow to 180cm tall and produce plenty of dark green buds with a wonderful fruity aroma. By early October you can look forward to a rich harvest of up to 550 grams per plant.