Critical Orange Punch (Dutch Passion) :: Sorten-Steckbrief :: Outdoor

Erntezeit Outdoor

Ende September +/- 1 Woche in C^mSh^β Klimazonen auf der Nordhalbkugel.

Ende September +/- 1 Woche in C^mSh^β Klimazonen auf der Nordhalbkugel.

Anfang Oktober +/- 1 Woche in T^kS Klimazonen auf der Nordhalbkugel.

Klimazonen nach der SeedFinder Klassifikation mit aktuellen Daten von 1986 bis 2009.

Wuchsverhalten

Weihnachtsbaumartig

Buschig

Seitentriebe

extrem viele; lang sowie stark und kräftig.

Die Pflanzen dieser Sorte...

...können eng zusammen gestellt werden.

...benötigen nicht viel Pflege.

...benötigen nicht viel Dünger.

...sind nicht anfällig für Schimmel.

...sind tolerant bei größeren Temperaturschwankungen.

...haben keine Probleme mit niedrigen Temperaturen.

...haben keine Probleme mit hohen Temperaturen.

...benötigen viel Raum nach oben.

...sind eine gute Wahl für Anfänger.

...sind eine gute Wahl für den kommerziellen Anbau.

...bilden viele, dicke Buds an den Seitentrieben.

...sind tolerant bei Über- oder Unterdüngung.

...sind anfällig für Pilzkrankheiten.

...sollten in der Blüte gestützt werden (Netze, JoJos, Stöcke).

...reagieren gut auf das Beschneiden des Haupttriebes.

Ernte-Menge

Der Ertrag dieser Sorte ist großartig.

Blüten/Blätter

Das Verhältnis von Blüten zu Blättern ist super.

Blütenstruktur

Die getrockneten Buds sind hart und fest.

Mainuh meint

Have 3 of these under a greenhouse film because heavy rain could be an issue with these dense nugs. The weather has been horrible here since late August, with 45 degree nights, constant rain, and extreme humidity, and they will easily give up a pound per plant regardless. The smell is incredible !!! The flowers are pure white, dense, and LOADED with trichs. This grows, and looks an awful lot like Critical Hog, and shares some of the parentage. This review is for northern growers looking for a strain that will survive the short season...this is one. I can't comment on the smoke yet, but I can't wait until harvest, which looks like about 2 weeks. This will be dank. All of the girls are around 6 ft, and too fat to put your arms around, with one nice central cola, and at least a dozen surrounding that on top. With a good weather year this strain will easily yield 2 lbs a plant with little fuss. HIGHLY recommended for northern short season growers. First frost is around Oct 5th here. (11.09.2019 um 04:42 Uhr)

intheseed meint

I think I will always keep a mother of this plant. I've popped many a pack of seeds and she is the nicest I have found for outdoors here in my area （upper mid-west U.S.A.）. She is very resistant to pests and powdery mildew, naturally flips to flower early and finishes fast which is what is needed for my climate. She consistently gives me 1.5 lbs. per plant here when grown in the garden right in the ground （like farmers grow tomatoes）. ---- INDOORS - I ran 4 plants in a 5x5 tent indoors just to see how she would do indoors and was surprised to harvest 2.5 lbs.dry from that one light grow. That's up there with the weights I get from a dialed in grow room running clone only cuts of Wedding Cake and M.A.C. but with not quite as tight of bud （but to be fair, the tent grow had no supplemental co2 or precise temperature control which makes a difference）. She also smells wonderful in the bag and has a nice feel good and functional high. Pop a pack and find yourself A Keeper. (28.12.2021 um 01:38 Uhr)