Caramba Paradise Seeds

Caramba are feminized marijuana seeds that the Paradise Seeds bank has brought to the market in response to the great demand for varieties with modern American genetics. In this case, they have combined one of the best muses from their mother plant library with the tastiest herb of recent years, and the final result is surprising because it shows the most outstanding qualities of each parent.

What is the genetics of these seeds from Paradise Seeds?

Luc and the rest of the breeders of this seed bank in the Netherlands have always put flavor before other characteristics, something they have once again demonstrated by crossing their Wappa variety with the famous Gelato. The intention was to incorporate that delicious refreshing, creamy and sweet touch of the Gelato genetics in a new variety that was also easy to grow, productive, and as quickly as possible, and seeing the final result, it must be recognized that they have achieved it without no doubt. Its genotype is mainly indica, approximately 60% compared to 40% sativa, something that growers with little experience and lovers of a more medicinal effect will appreciate.

What does the Caramba variety look like?

It is very manageable thanks to its controlled height, bushy and compact structure, good-sized trunk and branches, and very balanced geometric growth. During the first weeks of flowering it stretches until it doubles its size, but this expansion can be used to gain lateral space if vertical development is stopped with an apical stop or FIM, since it is a plant that appreciates pruning to avoid the concentration of most of the bud yield in the main cup. The flowers are really beautiful thanks to their purple colors and the shape of the buds, very tight and overflowing with resin everywhere.

How are these seeds grown indoors and outdoors?

Due to their resistance and ease of cultivation, novices will get a very good harvest and experts will get the best out of these plants. In indoor cultivation, 9 plants/m2 can be placed in 11-liter pots, giving about 4 weeks of vegetative growth so that they can develop a large plant mass that will later become large buds. It is very interesting to perform an apical pruning at the fourth or fifth node to encourage the growth of the secondary branches, and after changing the photoperiod to flowering they also appreciate a low or Lollipop pruning. If you do it like this, you will get 9 plants with 6 or 8 well-developed branches for each square meter, with a really good final yield.

In outdoor cultivation, Caramba seeds respond especially well in latitudes between 50º N and 50º S, especially in those places that enjoy many hours of direct sun daily. If pruning is recommended indoors to improve yield, outdoors it is even more interesting because there is also less risk of losing buds due to fungi, since this variety tends to accumulate a good part of the production in the central tip. To achieve the best results, it is necessary to plant in pots of more than 50 liters, or those that have the possibility of transplanting directly into the ground is even better. Thanks to the strength of its branches, in principle it would not be necessary to put stakes, but if you live in an area with a lot of wind, it would not hurt to tie the branches.

Both indoors and outdoors, we must try not to stress the plants with heavy fertilization, water or light stress, or any kind of stress, because as with many other Gelato descendant varieties, it can cause hermaphroditism problems and lead to ruin the crop. We recommend fertilizing with organic products and without exceeding 1.8 E.C.

When are Caramba seeds harvested?

Its flowering period indoors ranges between 55 and 60 days, and the effect can vary depending on the state of maturity of the buds, being more sedative, relaxing, analgesic and narcotic when allowed to flower for 60 days or more. In outdoor crops in the northern hemisphere they are usually harvested at the beginning of October, and in outdoor crops in the southern hemisphere these plants are cut at the beginning of April.

How much do these feminized seeds produce?

The production is very high no matter where you look at it, in indoor cultivation you can get between 300 and 500 grams of buds per M2, and outdoors each plant can yield between 400 and 700 grams, depending on the vegetative time, the quantity of substrate and sun they receive, and also of the experience of the grower with this type of plants.

How is the aroma and flavor of Caramba yerba?

It is such a pleasant smoke that it has set a trend in the cannabis market, with a special sweetness, very smooth, creamy like cake, fizzy and with a balsamic and refreshing touch that is not usually easily seen. It is very similar to that of the acclaimed Gelato, but incorporates Wappa heritage skunk and citrus undertones reminiscent of orange or mandarin. The aromatic level is controllable until the resin begins to appear, from that moment it increases and can end up being very powerful.

What kind of effect does this marijuana have?

Although the most remarkable thing is the pleasant physical relaxation that it causes, but it is necessary to highlight the uplifting, joyful and mentally stimulating part that is achieved. The THC level remains at 24%, and it may be too powerful for users with low tolerance, but regulars will enjoy it a lot because it is also long-lasting.

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It could be said that these seeds combine the best of Europe and America, with which Paradise Seeds hopes to conquer the entire world. Whether you are a new grower or an old rocker, this weed will surprise you, and the moment you try it you will say… Caramba!!