Crema d'uva

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Basic infos

Crema d'uva is an indica / sativa from Hometown Genetics and can be cultivated indoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) Hometown Genetics's Crema d'uva is Not CBD rich is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Hometown Genetics Description

Translated as "Grape Cream", Crema d'uva stands apart from it's grape candy cousins by boasting a rich, sophisticated Merlot flavor & aroma. Created by crossing Grapple Cake (Female) with Candy Rain (Male), Crema d'uva has an average Total Cannabinoids at 36.37%, Total THC at 30.74% & Total Terpenes at 3.07% across the last 6, unique runs from the breeders cut grown indoors, in living soil and 100% organic fed. While some users have reported a more Sativa experience, the majority of users report that Crema d'uva tends to lean more Indica.

Growth Characteristics: Crema d'uva has several distinct growing characteristics. First and foremost, she gets very thirsty beginning in week 3-4 of flowering so expect watering frequency to increase around this time. Oddly enough, Crema d'uva a has more "thin, vine-like" structure that visually appears as though she wouldn't be so demanding for water. As reference, during veg and early flower she visually appears similar to Garlic Margy and other vine-like cultivars. Feeding wise, Crema d'uva requires a standard regiment with no special needs and actually doesn't want too much nitrogen, so you can back up the N a little bit. Crema d'uva likes being topped a week or two before flipping to flower and an expert tip is cracking/snapping the leaders about 6"-9" down from the top during week 4-5 of flower. Whereas Crema d'uva will likely never win accolades for yield, this trick does improve her yield and what she lacks in grams she more than makes up with flavor & aroma.