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Guava Bomba
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Guava Bomba is an indica-dominant hybrid from Compound Genetics, created by crossing Grandi Guava with La Bomba. Its family tree runs through Guava, Gelato, Wedding Cake, and Jet Fuel Gelato, giving it a fruit-heavy profile backed by dense dessert and fuel genetics. What sets this hybrid apart is how loud the fruit reads without tipping into one-note territory. Break open a nug and you'll catch ripe guava first, then a bright snap of citrus zest, a smooth layer of cream, and a gassy, peppery back end that keeps everything grounded.
Reviews from the smoke circle describe a heady, euphoric onset that leaves them giggly and uplifted before the body settles in. Fans of the strain note that higher doses can slide toward full couch-lock. Because of that arc, most seem to reach for it in the evening when they want to take the edge off after a long day. Early on, enthusiasts describe the effects as social and a touch creative. As for the flower, growers and shoppers describe grape-shaped, forest-green nugs shot through with purple leaves, wiry orange hairs, and a thick coat of frosty trichomes.
Guava Bomba is a moderate-difficulty strain, which makes it a reasonable pick for growers who've got a grow or two under their belt. It flowers in roughly 8–10 weeks indoors and finishes outdoors around early October, sometimes stretching into early November. Indoor plants tend to yield somewhere near 450–600 g/m², with high returns per plant when it's grown outside. This one does well in an indoor setup or a warm, temperate outdoor climate with steady sun. The main thing to watch is humidity: keep it trending downward through bloom so the dense colas stay healthy. Because several guava-leaning phenotypes circulate under this name, structure and expression can vary from one cut to the next.
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