Bananadelica

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Basic infos

Bananadelica is an ruderalis / indica / sativa from Night Owl Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±80 days) Night Owl Seeds's Bananadelica is only available as feminized seeds.

Night Owl Seeds Description

Zamaldelica Express F4S1 x Banana OG Auto F3

65/35 Sativa/Indica

2-4 Ounce Average Yield

75-85 Days From Sprout

If you’re a fan of Zamaldelica like Express like I am then you won’t want to miss out on these!

The Zamaldelica Express F4S1 mother was a medium sized gal, with extra chunky buds that faded to purple late in flower. The flowers were coated in white resin that made them glow against her purple foliage. She was selected for her unique spicy pineapple and carrot cake smells along with her immediate uplifting and clear headed effects.

I used four different Banana OG Auto F3 reversals in these hybrids, pairing each mom with the reversal that best complimented their structure. All of the Banana reversals used had in your face Banana terps, dense buds, heavy resin, solid structure that didn’t need staking, and immense resin for reversals.

The reversal used in Bananadelica was a sativa dominant selection, with slightly more stretch and elongated colas. She was also the pollen donor for Banana Isle, Banana Milk and Qookies, and Queen’s Bananner.

I expect some really heady banana sativa flowers from this cross. Both parents were extremely aromatic and offer incredibly unique flavors and happy highs. Hopefully a nice mix of pineapple and banana will be the dominant profile to come out of these. A few of these crosses had low seed yields, but this one yielded the least. If you’ve grown Zamaldelica Express before you may have noticed she isn’t necessarily the easiest to grow, but the results are well worth it. For an easier to grow and equally fascinating sativa, I’d recommend the Banana Isle.