Permanent Marker Triploid

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Basic infos

Permanent Marker Triploid is an mostly indica from TerpFarmz and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) TerpFarmz's Permanent Marker Triploid is Not CBD rich is only available as feminized seeds.

TerpFarmz Description

Genetics Permanent Marker x triploid dessert selection (undisclosed). Bred for resin, structure, yield and signature marker funk. 

THC Range Typically in the 28–32%+ zone in dialled-in rooms, with almost no CBD and a very heavy, long-lasting stone. 

Flowering Around 8–9 weeks indoors. Outdoors and greenhouse, expect late September to early October in suitable climates. 

Yield Potential High – dense, resin-heavy tops with excellent trim yield. Indoors around 650–780 g/m²; outdoors up to 900–1200 g per plant in ideal conditions. 

Structure Hybrid leaning indica. Compact, bushy plants around 80–115cm indoors; 150–210cm outdoors depending on veg time and training. 

Environment Thrives indoors and in high-light greenhouses. Outdoors prefers warm, drier conditions with strong airflow to maximise resin and colour. 

Difficulty Suits intermediate growers and up. Very forgiving once dialled, but density and potency reward good environment, support and feed. 

Triploid Range Benchmark Part of the Terp Farmz Triploid line: 8–9 week flowering, extremely high THC and heavy, resin-loaded yields across all strains in the range. 

Permanent Marker Triploid is our take on the new-school West Coast hype – syrupy dessert terps, thick creamy gas and that inky, almost chemical funk that makes the name make sense. We took an elite Permanent Marker cut and ran it through our triploid breeding programme to lock in resin, structure and yield. 

 Buds stack up fast into chunky, golf-ball flowers that link into heavy spears by the end of flower. Expect deep purples, neon greens and a glassy layer of trichomes that makes the whole plant look wet. It’s the kind of frost that sticks to gloves, grinders and everything in between. 

 Crack a jar and the room fills with sherbet candy, grape gelato and sour marker funk. Underneath sits thick fuel and a creamy, almost incense-like back note. On the exhale it’s sweet and tangy with a lingering, mouth-coating gas that keeps you reaching for another pull. 

 The high is full-send. A fast rush behind the eyes and across the cheeks, followed by a heavy, velvety body stone that doesn’t let go. Creative and chatty at light doses, but two or three deep hits can flip it to couch-lock pretty quickly. Night-time or “nothing to do tomorrow” material. 

 Triploid genetics keep the line tight – strong lateral branching, solid tops on every stem and a canopy that responds beautifully to topping, SCROG and light defoliation. If you’re hunting for a headliner strain for jars, rosin and full-melt, Permanent Marker Triploid is built for that job. 

Resin Monster Extreme trichome coverage, greasy heads and thick terp-rich resin ideal for rosin and hash. 

Flavour & Aroma Sherbet, grape candy, creamy gelato, thick fuel and that signature marker-pen funk on the back end. 

Effects Fast-hitting, euphoric and heavy. Uplifting rush followed by a deep, long-lasting, full-body stone. Not for lightweights. 

Grow Behaviour Strong central stem with thick laterals, short internodes and dense colas. Handles high EC and aggressive light without folding. 

Best For Extract artists, jar fiends and anyone wanting a flagship dessert strain with both hype flavour and heavy production. 

*Attention:
Because they are sterile or semi-sterile:

•  You usually cannot create stable offspring from triploids. 
•  Farmers must purchase new seed each season (e.g., seedless watermelon). 
•  Not ideal for long-term genetic improvement.