CARAMELICE

Feminized Caramelice Marijuana seeds

Caramelice is a hybrid Marijuana strain from Positronics that comes from the crossing of Caramela and Superskunk. Although it has a Skunk and citric taste and aroma inherited from its parents, it has a greater resistance to pests and a faster flowering that allows it to avoid the disadvantages of the Skunk plants.

This plant has a solid and vigorouss growth developing thin stems of average internodal distance. Since that during the flowering period this plant becomes covered with hairs and intensifies its citric odor we recommend to use carbon filters to not attract the attention of your neighbours.

By the fifth week of flowering it will start to offering its intense orange color, so typical of Skunk strains. It will also produce authentic tower buds nicknamed as "donkey dicks". Caramelic may require the use of networks or stakes to support the weight of its huge flowers and we recommend to not let it grow too much, mainly indoors.

Besides that, we also recommend to use a good ventilation system during the flowering period that will help not only to mask its intense odor but also to keep low moisture levels with which Skunk plants are very susceptible. Also, keep an eye on the pH level. Despite this, Caramelice is not very demanding regarding the amounts of fertilizers that are used.

After around 70 days in a growing room, you will be able to get productions ranging from 350 to 400 grams per square meter, while in the garden you can collect it in early October the same yields but per plant instead. This strain does not tolerates lower temperatures than 12ºC being more confortable with moderate or high temperatures.

After smoking it, Caramelice will give you an euphoric effect, a typical Skunk adrenaline of medium power and long-lasting. It has a distinctive and popular flavor of orange, lemon and lime, a real delight for the palate.

Features of Caramelice Marijuana:

• Feminized
• Indoor/Outdoor
• Genotype: hybrid
• Genetics: Skunk
• THC: 16%
• CBD: 0.2%
• Bloom: 70 days (indoor) or early October (outdoor - northern hemisphere)