Indigo Pupil (Fem Version)

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Basic infos

Indigo Pupil (Fem Version) is an indica / sativa from MassMedicalStrains and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±56 days) MassMedicalStrains's Indigo Pupil (Fem Version) is only available as feminized seeds.

MassMedicalStrains Description

Indigo Pupil feminized version is a backcross of Star Pupil x Indigo Child （Star Pupil S1 phenotype） it is slightly different than the regular seed version in that it uses the IC female clone reversed rather than the ICbx male.
The resulting plants are very similar, basically a copy of the Star Pupil gene pool with increased instances of the pink "Indigo Child" phenotype （compared with the regular deeper purple shade of SP）
Indigo Child phenotypes have an extra amazing effect when smoked, an amplified version of how amazing the vibes from Star Pupil already are! IC phenos can become very psychedelic, childlike, healing, introspective, perspective shifting, and just so so positive! They can also be a bit more intense and overwhelming if abused, so please respect the plant and use it when you have time for the lessons it will teach you.

Growing advice: Grow it like Star Pupil, allowing extra time in initial veg （grows faster when you grow from your own clones, and I recommend cloning these in case you find a super spiritual pheno!） Allow to get very dry between waterings, more than most strains need. The plant will not be wilting or drooping but the soil should appear to shrink. Drought resistant soil bacteria will flourish and so will your plant. Do not overfeed, less is more, as these are sensitive to too much N. PPFD levels around 500 are sufficient in flower, you can experiment with more light but if intensity goes too high the tips will go from purple to green indicating too much light.