Guava Jelly > Grounded Genetics

 

Guava Jelly is a regular, photoperiod strain suitable for growers of all levels and part of the Grounded Genetics Jealousy line. The hybrid with a balanced indica-sativa ratio was created by crossing absolute elite cuts and delights cannabis lovers with exceptional resin production and irresistible aromas. By crossing Sweets (Guava Gelato X Sour Diesel Bx2), Karma Genetics' highly sought-after strain, with Grounded Genetics' own premium strain Jealousy (Gelato 41 X Sunset Sherbert Bx1), they managed to create a hybrid that is easy to grow, potent, productive, incredibly tasty and terpene-charged - topshelf weed at its finest!

 

Guava Jelly exhibits exceptional resin production, with countless cannabinoid- and terpene-containing trichomes. The THC content of the sticky buds can reach levels well above 20%. The effect is intense and long-lasting, but never too overwhelming due to the balanced indica-sativa distribution. Guava Jelly stimulates your mind, has an energizing and mood-lifting effect, while making you feel relaxed and comfortable all around. The weed is perfect for everyday use.

 

Guava Jelly delights with a complex and interesting terpene profile. Most of her phenotypes have a sweet gelato base, a strong guava flavor, sour notes of wild berry, strawberry as well as hints of anise and a petrol-tinged diesel background. However, some of her phenotypes also develop a strong sunset sherbert terpene profile. Because of their tremendous resin production and intense flavor that lingers long in the mouth, Guava Jelly flowers are suitable for all types of extraction.

 

The regular Guava Jelly cannabis seeds are easy to grow and feel comfortable both indoors and outdoors. The photoperiod hybrid grows about medium size and has a flowering time of 8.5 - 9.5 weeks. Guava Jelly's branches tend to grow upward rather than outward, making the plants very suitable for the SOG (Sea of Green) method. Their flower structure is round, dense and extremely compact. Due to their Jealousy heritage, the buds develop deep purple coloration towards the end of the flowering period. If you grow indoors, you can expect an XL yield of 550 g per m². If you choose an outdoor grow and are located in the northern hemisphere, you can harvest well over 750g of delicious buds per plant in late September under optimal conditions.