Some Sweet Feminized Seeds · Medical Seeds · Bluehell x Grapefruit Genetics, High-Yield Indica

Some Sweet feminized seeds by Medical Seeds are your straightforward path to a heavy, sweet, and satisfying harvest, perfect for growers who value reliability and flavor without the drama. This Bluehell x Grapefruit cross is engineered for success, offering robust growth, impressive yields, and a deliciously fruity profile that makes every jar a treat.

Ever feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of cannabis strains and conflicting advice on which one is "easy" to grow? You pick a strain praised for being beginner-friendly, only to find it's fussy about nutrients, prone to mold, or takes forever to finish. This confusion can lead to disappointing harvests, wasted time, and the frustrating thought that maybe you're just not cut out for growing. The reality is, many "easy" strains aren't, and the hype doesn't match the hands-on experience.

Some Sweet cuts through the noise. It's a strain bred specifically for stability and performance, not just marketing claims. We'll give you the honest, clear picture of what this plant really does—and what it doesn't—so you can grow with confidence and finally get the results you're looking for.

Typical myths about "easy" high-yield strains

• Myth: "High yield" means the plant grows massive no matter what. Reality: While Some Sweet is generous, its yield depends on providing basic, consistent care—good light, proper feeding, and adequate support for its heavy buds.
• Myth: "Beginner-friendly" means you can neglect it and it'll still thrive. Reality: Some Sweet is forgiving and resilient, but it still requires attention to watering and environment. Its ease comes from tolerance, not immortality.
• Myth: Fast-flowering plants always sacrifice potency or flavor. Reality: With a 7-8 week indoor flowering time, Some Sweet delivers a balanced THC level (17-20%) and a complex, sweet terpene profile, proving speed and quality can coexist.
• Myth: Indica-dominant plants are always short, bushy, and easy to manage. Reality: While predominantly Indica, Some Sweet can stretch and reach up to 2 m (6.56 ft) outdoors. Using simple training techniques or supports is recommended for optimal structure.
• Myth: If a strain is stable, all plants from a pack will be identical. Reality: Some Sweet shows high phenotypic stability, but you may still see slight variations in leaf color (from dark green to purple) and bud structure, which is normal and part of the fun.

What Some Sweet really does (and what it doesn't)

Some Sweet genuinely simplifies the growing process. It brings vigorous growth, a strong resistance to common grow-room stresses, and a predictable flowering schedule. It improves your chances of a successful first (or fiftieth) harvest by removing much of the guesswork. Its robust nature means it's less likely to herm under light stress or wilt from minor watering mistakes.

However, it cannot perform miracles in subpar conditions. It won't compensate for severe overwatering, extreme temperature swings, or a complete lack of nutrients. It's a reliable workhorse, not a magic bean. Understanding its limits—like the need for bud support during late flowering—is key to unlocking its full potential.

Advantages and benefits when grown properly

• Maximized Harvests: Achieve indoor yields around 550 g/m² (approx. 1.21 lb/ft²) or outdoor yields of 700-900 g (1.54-1.98 lb) per plant with proper care.
• Time Efficiency: A short 7-8 week indoor flowering period means you can cycle through harvests faster compared to longer-flowering Sativas.
• Forgiving Nature: Its resilience makes it an excellent choice for learning essential growing skills without catastrophic failure.
• Discreet & Manageable: While it can get tall outdoors, its indoor height is controllable, and its aroma, while sweet, is not overwhelmingly pungent during growth.
• Consistent Effects: Delivers a predictable, long-lasting physical relaxation perfect for unwinding in the evening, with minimal cerebral racing.
• Flavorful Results: Rewards you with a delicious smoke featuring dominant notes of grapefruit and wild berries, with a sweet, tropical papaya finish.
• Versatile Growing: Performs well in various setups, from soil to coco, and adapts to both indoor tents and sunny outdoor plots.

Tips to choose well according to your expectations

Your goals should guide how you approach growing Some Sweet. If you're after maximum yield in a limited space, focus on training techniques and high-intensity lighting. If discretion and ease are your priorities, a simple outdoor grow with natural sunlight might be your best bet.

• If you expect massive, heavy colas: Pay attention to providing strong support (trellis netting or stakes) during the final weeks of flowering to prevent branch breakage.
• If you want the sweetest, most pronounced flavors: Focus on a slight temperature drop during the final two weeks and ensure a proper flush before harvest.
• If you're prioritizing a fast harvest cycle: Stick to the recommended 7-8 week flowering window and avoid over-extending the vegetative period indoors.
• If you need a plant for a beginner's outdoor garden: Some Sweet's robustness and mold resistance make it ideal, but choose a spot with plenty of direct sunlight.
• If you desire a specific aesthetic (purple phenos): Be patient and observe; cooler nighttime temperatures can encourage those beautiful purple hues to come through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Some Sweet really as easy to grow as advertised?

Yes, it's considered one of the more forgiving and stable feminized strains available. It handles minor stressors well and has a straightforward nutrient requirement, making it a top recommendation for novice growers looking for a high chance of success.

What's the main difference between growing Some Sweet indoors vs. outdoors?

Indoors, you have full control over its 2-week vegetative and 7-8 week flowering cycle, often resulting in more compact plants. Outdoors, it can express its full size, potentially reaching 2 m (6.56 ft), and must be harvested around mid-October in the Northern Hemisphere. The yield potential is often greater outdoors with ample sun.

Can I use training techniques like topping or LST on Some Sweet?

Absolutely. Its strong branching responds very well to low-stress training (LST) to create an even canopy. Topping is also effective during the vegetative stage to encourage multiple main colas. For indoor SCROG (Screen of Green) setups, it's an excellent candidate to maximize light exposure and yield per square meter.

How strong is the smell during the grow, and will I need a carbon filter?

The aroma is pronounced, especially in late flowering, with sweet and fruity notes. For any discreet indoor operation, a quality carbon filter is highly recommended to manage the scent effectively.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow's CEO (Alan)

I've heard all the myths: "Fast-flowering plants are weak," "Beginner strains have no flavor," "If it's easy, it won't yield." Some Sweet from Medical Seeds smashes every one of those misconceptions. I've run it in our test room several times, and its consistency is remarkable. For a plant that finishes in just 7-8 weeks of flower, the bud density and resin production are seriously impressive—you don't feel like you're sacrificing quality for speed.

My preferred method is a moderate LST on feminized plants to open up the canopy, coupled with a balanced nutrient regimen. I've seen it thrive in both organic soil and coco setups. The key learning? Don't underestimate its appetite in late flowering; it packs on weight quickly and will thank you for a good PK boost. And the smoke? It's the perfect end-of-day strain. The high is physically relaxing without being stupefying, and the sweet grapefruit taste is genuinely delicious. It's a strain that proves "easy" doesn't have to mean "average."

How to Grow Some Sweet Feminized Seeds

Quick overview: A forgiving, 80% Indica feminized photoperiod perfect for beginners. Expect a short 2-week vegetative phase and a fast 7-8 week flowering period indoors, with harvests in mid-October outdoors.

Safe Start & Strong Roots:

• Germinate in a warm (22-25°C), humid environment. Transplant to final pots (11-20 L / 2.9-5.3 gal) early to avoid stunting.
• Use an airy, well-draining substrate to encourage root development and prevent overwatering issues.
• Consider a root stimulator during the first weeks to establish a vigorous foundation.

Vegetative Growth (18/6 light cycle):

• This stage is short (approx. 2 weeks). Focus on building a healthy structure with strong branches.
• It responds very well to Low-Stress Training (LST) and topping to create an even canopy and multiple cola sites.
• Maintain temperatures of 22-26°C and humidity around 60-70%.

Flowering Switch & Development (12/12 light cycle):

• After switching to 12/12, expect a moderate stretch. Support branches early, as buds become dense and heavy.
• Lower humidity gradually to 40-50% in late flower to protect against bud rot. Ensure excellent air circulation.
• Feed with a balanced flowering nutrient, increasing PK levels during weeks 3-5 of bloom for optimal bud development.

Harvest & Post-Harvest:

• Harvest when trichomes are mostly milky with some amber for a balanced, relaxing effect. Flush for 7-10 days prior.
• Dry slowly in a dark environment at 18-22°C and 50-60% RH for 10-14 days.
• Cure in jars for a minimum of 2-4 weeks to allow the sweet grapefruit and berry flavors to fully mature and smooth out.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Medical Seeds Co.
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Dominance: 80% Indica / 20% Sativa
• Genetics: Bluehell x Grapefruit
• Indoor Flowering Time: 7-8 weeks
• Outdoor Harvest (N. Hemisphere): Mid October
• Indoor Yield: Approx. 550 g/m² (approx. 1.21 lb/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: 700-900 g per plant (1.54-1.98 lb)
• Outdoor Height: Up to 2 m (6.56 ft)
• Difficulty: Low (Easy, forgiving)
• THC: 17-20%
• CBD: Low
• Aromatic Profile: Grapefruit, Wild Berries, Papaya, Sweet
• Effect: Deep physical relaxation, long-lasting, minimal cerebral "hangover". Ideal for evening/nighttime use.