Strawpical Guava

Strawpical Guava is a moderate-difficulty grow, so it suits cultivators who've got a season or two under their belt. As an indica-leaning member of the Strawberry Guava family, it stays medium-statured with vigorous lateral branching and moderate internode spacing. Expect it to stretch 1.5–2 times its size after the flip. Indoors it holds a compact-to-medium profile, while outdoors it fills out taller and bushier when given room. Flowering runs roughly 9–10 weeks. Seedfinder lists the Strawberry Guava parent at around 67 days across the Bloom Seed Co and Oni Seed Co releases. It performs well indoors and outdoors in a warm, stable climate. Steady airflow and moderate humidity during flower help keep its dense colas healthy. Expect resin-caked, heavily frosted flowers that can flush pink or lavender in cooler temperatures. Growers should plan for a moderate yield, since consistent per-plant and per-square-meter figures aren't widely published for this house cut.