Gulupa Paradise Seeds – Paradise Seeds' Tropical Autoflowering Hybrid for Easy, Flavorful Harvests

Gulupa Paradise Seeds by Paradise Seeds is your ticket to a carefree, flavorful harvest — no green thumb required. This autoflowering hybrid grows fast, stays small, and explodes with juicy tropical notes, making it perfect for growers who want big flavor without the fuss.

Worried your setup isn’t good enough?

Maybe you’ve tried growing before and ended up with weak plants, bland buds, or a mold scare. You’re not alone. Many beginners freeze at the first sign of yellow leaves or stretch, afraid to adjust anything.

That fear keeps you playing it safe — low doses, minimal training, zero experimentation. And that means you never discover what your plant can really do.

But Gulupa Paradise Seeds was bred to thrive on instinct, not perfection. It’s forgiving, fast, and built to reward curiosity — not punish mistakes. Pair it with this guide, and you’ll skip the guesswork and go straight to flavor-packed results.

What to expect in the first few weeks

From day one, Gulupa Paradise grows with confidence. The seedling stage is smooth, with strong taproots and sturdy stems. You’ll notice a bushy structure early on, with tight internodal spacing — a sign of its indica-leaning vigor.

Don’t be surprised if the aroma kicks in sooner than expected. By week 3, you might catch whiffs of ripe guava and citrus, even in veg. That’s normal — and a great sign you’re on the right track.

Pay attention to leaf color and stem thickness. Deep green leaves and thick stems mean your plant is happy. If it stretches too fast, check your light distance — but don’t panic. This strain handles stress well.

Common mistakes and how to fix them fast

• Overwatering young plants — Wait until the top inch of soil is dry before watering again.
• Using too strong nutrients from the start — Begin with 25% strength and increase slowly.
• Pruning autoflowering plants too aggressively — Stick to light defoliation only.
• Ignoring airflow — Add a small oscillating fan to prevent humidity pockets.
• Harvesting too early — Wait for 70% amber trichomes for full body effect.

How to fine-tune your grow for maximum flavor

1. Start with a 3-gallon (11.36 L) pot to limit stretch and boost root efficiency.
2. Use organic soil to enhance terpene production and natural sweetness.
3. Keep nighttime temps slightly cooler (18–20 °C / 64–68 °F) during flowering to deepen purple hues.
4. Introduce a bloom booster in week 5, like HESI Phosphorus Plus, for denser buds.
5. Flush with plain water 7 days before harvest to improve smoothness and taste.
6. Slow-dry at 18 °C (64.4 °F) and 55% RH for 10–12 days to preserve aroma.
7. Cure in glass jars, opening daily for the first week to degas.

Why treating it as a learning journey pays off

• Build real confidence with every grow cycle.
• Discover your personal sweet spot for flavor and effect.
• Reduce waste by understanding plant signals.
• Enjoy more consistent results over time.
• Feel proud of growing something truly yours.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Paradise Seeds
• Type: Autoflowering
• Dominance: Indica-dominant hybrid
• Genetics / Cross: Gulupa x Paradise OG
• Autos: 56–63 days from germination to harvest
• Indoor Yield: 450–500 g/m² (15.87–17.64 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: 100–150 g/plant (3.53–5.29 oz/plant)
• Indoor Height: 80–100 cm (31.50–39.37 in)
• Outdoor Height: 90–110 cm (35.43–43.31 in)
• Difficulty: Low
• Structure and Vigour: Compact, bushy, short internodes, high branching
• Ideal Climate: Mediterranean, temperate
• Resistance: High resistance to mold and pests
• Training: Suitable for LST and light defoliation; avoid topping
• Recommended Pot: 11–18 L final pot
• Light: 18–20 h daily throughout cycle
• Temperature: Veg 22–26 °C; Flowering 20–25 °C
• Humidity: 60–70% seedling; 50–60% veg; 40–50% flowering
• pH: Soil 6.0–6.5; Coco 5.8–6.2
• Smell in Grow: Medium (use a carbon filter if needed)
• THC: approx. 18–20%
• CBD: approx. 0.5–1%
• Aromatic Profile: Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene
• Flavour: Tropical fruit, guava, citrus, sweet earth
• Effect: Balanced body relaxation with a clear, uplifting head buzz — ideal for daytime or evening use

How to grow Gulupa Paradise Seeds for best results

Quick overview: autoflowering · Paradise Seeds · 8–9 weeks cycle · low difficulty · ideal for indoor and outdoor in warm climates.

Safe start:

• Germinate in moist paper towel at 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F).
• Transplant carefully when radicle reaches 1 cm (0.39 in).
• Use a well-draining seedling mix with light nutrients.
• ROOTBASTIC ATAMI boosts early root growth and resilience.

Stable seedling:

• Keep humidity at 65–70% for first 5 days.
• Provide gentle light (200–300 µmol/m²/s).
• Water lightly every 2–3 days.
• Inoculate with mycorrhizae for stronger uptake.

Directed growth:

• Switch to 18–20 h light cycle immediately.
• Move to final 18 L (4.76 gal) pot early to avoid stress.
• Apply Alga Bloom at 50% strength from week 3.
• Use LST to open canopy and improve light penetration.

Efficient flowering:

• Support branches with soft ties as buds gain weight.
• Maintain RH at 45% and increase airflow.
• Boost with Top Max BioBizz in weeks 5–7 for resin production.
• Stop all nutrients 7 days before harvest.

Harvest and refinement:

• Harvest when 70% trichomes are amber for full body effect.
• Dry at 18–20 °C (64.4–68 °F) and 55% RH for 10–12 days.
• Cure in airtight jars for 3–4 weeks, burping daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to grow Gulupa Paradise Seeds?

From seed to harvest, expect 8–9 weeks. It’s one of the fastest tropical-flavored strains you can grow indoors.

Is Gulupa Paradise good for beginners?

Absolutely. With low nutrient needs, high mold resistance, and a forgiving nature, it’s perfect for first-time growers.

Does it smell strong during flowering?

It has a medium odor — fruity and sweet. Use a carbon filter if growing in a discreet space.

Can I grow it outdoors in cooler climates?

It prefers warm, sunny conditions. If you’re in a cooler zone, grow it in a greenhouse or during peak summer.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I grew Gulupa Paradise last summer in my balcony setup — just a 18 L pot, LED panel, and basic soil. I didn’t touch it with fancy nutrients, just water and a bit of Alga Bloom. By week 8, it was packed with dense, purple-tinged buds that smelled like fresh guava.

My biggest mistake? I waited too long to LST it — by week 3, it was already bushy. Next time, I’ll tie down the main colas earlier to create an even canopy. But even with that, yield was solid — around 50 grams from a single plant. For such little effort, that’s a win. If you want flavor, speed, and zero stress, this one’s a keeper.