Red Mandarine Fast version F1 by Sweet Seeds has incredibly beautiful flowers, producing red colors and intense mandarine-like aromas; a true pleasure for the senses.
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Sweet Seeds' Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 is the first feminized strain with red colorations in their entire catalog, once again demonstrating the innovative capacity of this fantastic team of breeders. This F1 strain will surprise everyone with its coloration during flowering, the speed of harvest, and the exquisite flavor it produces. You'll surely be hearing about it soon.
In indoor grows, it grows quickly, generating good lateral branching and short internodes. The ideal growth time before switching to flowering is around 20 days, which will result in well-developed plants ready for flowering. The harvest will be more than fast, taking place around 48-55 days after switching to flowering. Despite having a short flowering period, the yield can reach close to 500 g per m², forming buds that are impressive to look at and will captivate many.
In outdoor grows, we can obtain plants close to 2 meters tall, yielding up to 600 g per plant. In this type of cultivation, and thanks to the cold, we can achieve plants with darker tones than indoors, making them even more beautiful. Thanks to it being an F1 version, the harvest will take place in mid-to-late September, thus avoiding rains and the possible appearance of gray mold on the buds.
During the Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 grow diary, a plant with rapid development, a compact structure, and good response in controlled spaces can be observed. From the first weeks of growth, this genetic shows a balanced formation, with strong lateral branches and a short internodal distance, which makes it easy to achieve dense specimens without needing to extend the vegetative phase too much.
As the cultivation progresses, the plant maintains a manageable size and begins to define a structure prepared to support compact buds. During flowering, one of the most striking points is the progressive appearance of reddish, pink, or purple tones, especially when environmental conditions favor color expression. This visual evolution is one of the traits that most differentiates Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 from other fast Sweet Seeds varieties.
The diary also shows that it is an interesting variety for growers looking for short cycles without sacrificing a striking and aromatic result. Its citrus profile, marked by mandarin notes, intensifies during the maturation of the flowers, while resin production enhances its appeal both visually and aromatically.
Overall, Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 is a suitable option for those looking for a fast, colorful, and easy-to-manage variety, with a rewarding cultivation evolution and a very recognizable final result within the Sweet Seeds catalog.
In the aromatic section of this variety, we must highlight that it is a true delight, especially emphasizing the pronounced citrus mandarin aroma that characterizes it, accompanied by sweet tones and fresh blue cypress tones. The not-too-powerful effect makes it ideal for consumption throughout the day, as it provides a slight energetic and active touch that allows for any activity. Sweet Seeds recommends this strain for resin extraction, as its reddish colorations will result in those same nuances in the extraction.
In the Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 grow diary, its rapid development, compact structure, good lateral branching, and the progressive appearance of reddish or purple tones during flowering stand out. It is a variety designed for those looking for short cycles and visually striking flowers.
Yes, Red Mandarine Fast Version F1 is usually a manageable variety indoors thanks to its compact size, short internodes, and good lateral branching. These characteristics help to better control space and facilitate the formation of balanced plants during cultivation.
The reddish, pink, or purple tones usually appear during flowering, as the buds develop and mature. Their intensity can vary depending on the specimen and environmental conditions, especially the temperature during the last few weeks.
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