Pulp Friction

Description

Pulp Friction by Green House Seed Co.

Pulp Friction gets moving early. It does not sit there as a stiff compact plant, but builds a clean side structure while the main top still stays clearly in charge. There is enough spacing between the nodes to let light work into the crown, but not so much that the whole thing starts looking loose. Under strong light it stays tight. With less intensity it will open up faster.

Stretch comes on noticeably, but without turning hectic. The side branches keep pace well, and that is what later creates a developed upper frame rather than a loose bush. Flower sites stack across the plant, then tighten more and more toward the finish. On larger specimens, some of the heavier branches can use support once the flowers start loading real weight.

Melonade and Kong’s Krush are pushing in the same direction here, just with different colour. First comes that sugary melon note, then banana starts coming through, and underneath it sits a creamy layer. It does not smell like a generic fruit mix. There is sweetness, but also enough substance to stop it from feeling flat.

Eight to nine weeks of flowering keep Pulp Friction within a manageable finishing window. Green House rates indoor production as high. Outdoors, plants reach around 200 to 400 cm and finish approximately in the third week of September in the Northern Hemisphere. The manufacturer lists 1,000 to 4,000 g per plant under suitable conditions. A strong main stem and numerous secondary branches distribute flower mass across the entire upper frame.

Key facts

• Breeder: Green House Seeds
• Seed type: feminized photoperiod
• Crossing: Melonade x Kong’s Krush
• THC: 26,5 %
• CBD: 0,20 %
• Indica: 70 %
• Sativa: 30 %
• Flowering time: 8-9 Weeks
• Harvest month: 3rd week of September
• Indoor height: 140-190 cm
• Outdoor height: 200-400 cm
• Yield outdoors: 1000-4000 grams per plant
• Aroma: Melon, banana, sweet, creamy
• Strain family: Fruit-Dessert-family
• Cultivation: Indoor, Outdoor and Greenhouse

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