Veneno Feminized Seeds by Eva Seeds · High-Yielding Indica-Dominant Genetics

Veneno feminized seeds by Eva Seeds unlock a powerhouse indica-dominant plant engineered for growers who crave both impressive yields and a deeply satisfying, resin-coated harvest. This strain is your direct path to cultivating a garden centerpiece that produces long, rock-hard buds dripping with trichomes.

Ever feel like your grow space isn't living up to its potential, or that your harvests lack that eye-catching, resin-drenched density? It's frustrating when plants stretch too much, produce airy buds, or simply don't deliver the visual and aromatic punch you're after. Veneno directly confronts that disappointment by offering a genetics package designed for structural integrity and prolific resin output, turning your cultivation efforts into a showcase of quality.

Why Veneno Delivers Consistent, Heavy Yields

This strain's 85% indica lineage provides a sturdy, compact framework that supports its weighty flowers. Its vigorous growth during the flowering stretch means it can truly fill out a screen or support a massive central cola without collapsing. The result is a predictable plant that responds well to training, giving you control over the final shape and maximizing light penetration to those dense lower buds.

Key Factors for a Successful Veneno Grow

• Plant Training: Its robust structure and vigorous stretch make it an excellent candidate for SCROG (Screen of Green) or simple LST (Low Stress Training) to maximize canopy efficiency and support heavy branches.
• Nutrient Management: While hardy, it's slightly more sensitive during the final weeks of flowering. A balanced feeding schedule that tapers off nitrogen in late flower is key. Consider a complete nutrient kit for precise control.
• Climate Control: Prefers a mild climate. Maintaining lower humidity (40-50%) in late flower is crucial to protect its dense buds from potential mold, making good ventilation non-negotiable.
• Lighting: It performs well under various lights, including CFLs, but will reward high-intensity lighting (LED or HID) with even denser buds and increased resin production.
• Pot Size & Substrate: Use a final pot of at least 11-20 L (2.9-5.3 gal) for photoperiod plants. A well-aerated, rich soil or coco mix will support its vigorous root system and growth.

Recommended Routine for Top-Tier Results

1. Germinate & Seedling Stage: Germinate in a warm, humid environment. Once sprouted, provide mild light and careful watering to establish a strong root system.
2. Vegetative Growth (18/6 light cycle): Train early with LST to encourage multiple cola sites. Maintain temperatures of 22-26°C (71.6-78.8°F) and humidity around 60-70%.
3. Transition to Flowering: Switch lights to 12/12. Expect a significant stretch. Continue training to manage canopy height and ensure even light distribution.
4. Flowering Phase (7-8 weeks): Lower humidity to 50-60% early, then 40-50% for the final weeks. Support heavy branches if needed. Begin reducing nutrient strength in the final two weeks.
5. Flush & Harvest: Flush with plain water for 7-10 days before harvest. Check trichomes; harvest when mostly milky for a potent effect, or with some amber for a more relaxing stone. Dry slowly at 18-22°C (64.4-71.6°F) and 50-60% RH.

Advantages of Growing Veneno

• High Yield Potential: Capable of producing up to 700 g/m² (2.05 oz/ft²) indoors or over 1 kg (2.20 lb) per plant outdoors.
• Forgiving Nature: Tolerates minor over/underfeeding, making it suitable for intermediate growers.
• Exceptional Bag Appeal: The long, thick central cola covered in resin is a true trophy.
• Powerful, Relaxing Effect: Delivers a heavy-bodied, calming stone perfect for evening use.
• Complex Flavor Profile: Enjoy a unique smoke with dominant fruity and piney terpenes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall does Veneno grow?

Indoors, it typically reaches 0.7-1.8 m (2.3-5.9 ft). Outdoors, with ample space, it can easily surpass 2 m (6.56 ft) and become a true tree, requiring support for its heavy branches.

When is Veneno ready to harvest outdoors?

In the Northern Hemisphere, expect harvest in the first week of October. Its relatively fast finish helps it avoid the worst of the autumn weather.

Is Veneno resistant to pests and mold?

It shows good general hardiness. However, due to its dense bud structure, maintaining good airflow and controlling humidity in late flower is essential to prevent botrytis (bud rot).

Technical Specifications

• Breeder/Brand: Eva Seeds
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Dominance: Indica-dominant (85% Indica / 15% Sativa)
• Genetics: Cross of Papa's Candy and Monster
• Indoor Flowering Time: 7-8 weeks (approx. 50-55 days)
• Outdoor Harvest Time: Early October (Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor Yield: Up to 700 g/m² (approx. 2.05 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 1 kg (2.20 lb) per plant
• Indoor Height: 0.7-1.8 m (2.30-5.91 ft)
• Outdoor Height: 1-2+ m (3.28-6.56+ ft)
• Difficulty: Medium (forgiving but requires attention in late flower)
• Recommended Climate: Mild, temperate
• Aromatic Profile: Fruity, pine, incense
• Effect: Physically relaxing, calming
• THC: High (specific percentage not provided by breeder)
• CBD: Low

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

Veneno has been a staple in my personal grow tests for its reliability. What I love most is how it transforms during the final weeks—the main cola just keeps swelling and gets absolutely caked in frost. It's a strain that makes you look like a pro. I've found it performs brilliantly in a well-set indoor environment where you can control the humidity during those critical last two weeks. Compared to other heavy yielders, it's less fussy about nutrients but does demand that you stay on top of airflow; those dense buds are a blessing for yield but a curse if moisture gets trapped. My tip? Don't be shy with low-stress training early on. It bushes out beautifully and supports the weight of those monster flowers way better. The smoke is exactly as advertised: a smooth, sweet pine that hits the body hard—perfect for after a long day.