Zerberry seeds by Grounded Genetics

Ready to take your grow to the next level? This feminised cannabis seed from Grounded Genetics is the ideal choice for growers looking for a potent, high-yielding, flavourful strain. With a high THC content, tropical sherbert terpenes and excellent yield potential, Zerberry has everything a grower could want. This outstanding hybrid is the result of crossing the original Zkittlez-Cut with RS11. With such a top-notch genetic background, it's no wonder Zerberry has so many fantastic features. So grab these premium feminised seeds now and get ready for an exceptional grow project!

 

With a breathtaking THC content of over 25%, this Indica-Sativa hybrid promises an intense high that can quickly become overwhelming for inexperienced users. The high is euphoric and uplifting, leaving you feeling cheerful and ready to start the day. This is a great smoke for every day use that will spice up your day with increased receptivity and a cheerful frame of mind.

 

This strain is not only high in THC but also has a unique flavour profile. Lovers of exotic terpenes will love the tropical flavour of this strain. With sweet and fruity notes enhanced by creamy undertones, this is a sensational smoking experience.

 

Growers who value a robust plant and easy cultivation will be pleased with the adaptability of this strain. Beginners will find it relatively easy to get started, while experienced growers will be able to get the most out of this modern strain. During the 8-9 week flowering period, the sugar leaves and buds of the plants can develop a sensational purple colour, making the plants an absolute eye-catcher. When grown in a tent, normal elongation will result in 80-120cm tall plants with lots of glistening buds. You can expect a high yield of up to 550 grams per square meter. If you prefer to grow these feminised seeds outdoors you can expect plants up to 170cm tall with a seductively sweet aroma that will make your mouth water. Luckily, thanks to the relatively short flowering time, you won't have to wait too long and can harvest this hybrid as early as late September/early October (Northern Hemisphere) - good luck and enjoy the taste!