Tangerine Snow F1 Fast Feminized Seeds 3 Pack

Key Features of Tangerine Snow F1 Fast

• Flowering Type: Early/fast
• Parental Lines: (Boost x Tangelo) x (Lavender x Power Plant)
• Photoperiod Flowering Time: 8 to 10 weeks
• Yield Indoor: High Yield (450-600gr/m²)
• Plant Size: Large (over 200cm tall)
• Suitable Climates: Dry, Hot, Humid, Warm

Product Overview

Tangerine Snow F1 FAST is a sativa-dominant hybrid, bred by crossing (Boost x Tangelo) with (Lavender x Power Plant). This FAST F1 hybrid, derived from Cali genetics, is celebrated for its citrus terpenes, high yields, and great extract-making potential.

This strain grows indoors and outdoors, with flowering times indoors ranging from 8 to 10 weeks. In the northern hemisphere, harvest time is September, while in the southern hemisphere, it’s March. Thriving in hot, dry, humid, and warm climates, these vigorous plants grow tall and semi-branched, reaching heights of over 200cm. They are highly uniform and exhibit strong resistance to pests, diseases, and mold.

Aroma and Flavor

The citrus terpene profile evokes the refreshing scent and taste of mandarins and tangerines, complemented by sweet candy notes.

Benefits of F1 Strains

F1 hybrid seeds represent the first-generation offspring of two pure, distinct parent lines. These plants are widely used in agriculture due to their hybrid vigor, which allows them to:

• Grow bigger and faster
• Exhibit greater uniformity and stability
• Offer higher resistance to pests and diseases
• Deliver higher yields

However, F1 plants should not be used for seed crops as their offspring (F2 plants) will be less uniform and stable, showing greater genetic variability.

What Are FAST Strains?

FAST strains are photoperiod plants crossed with autoflowering genetics and further bred for shorter flowering times while retaining photoperiod characteristics. These traits make FAST strains ideal for:

• Outdoor growers in regions with shorter growing seasons
• Impatient growers seeking quicker harvests

FAST strains typically flower 1 to 3 weeks faster than standard photoperiod versions, depending on the parent strain.