White Label Feminized Guava Jelly Seeds

Guava Jelly buds are a sweet-smelling treat even before they're eaten. The plant's leaves are medium green and the flower clusters are lime-colored due to the clear, golden, shiny trichomes. Calyxes are large and oval. Their long pistils are initially more yellow than white, turning dark pink as the buds mature. White Label Guava Jelly growth patternWhite Label Feminized Guava Jelly seeds are 50% indica and 50% sativa. They grow well in a greenhouse, or outdoors in a Mediterranean climate, provided they have daily access to direct sunlight. Growing outdoors allows this hybrid to reach its maximum size and increases yields considerably. Guava Jelly is a vigorous variety and can thrive in favorable outdoor conditions. However, it may need to be supported by stakes or a trellis, as its slender branches can be weighed down by buds in late summer. The height of Guava Jelly can be controlled indoors by flowering the plants when they are small. As this variety generally triples its height at the flowering stage, clones can be flowered at a height of 20-30 cm, reaching a final height of less than 100 cm. The variety tends to produce branches that grow upwards rather than outwards, making it suitable for the Sea of Green (SOG) cultivation technique. Plants germinated from original Guava Jelly seeds often benefit from a longer vegetation period. Their height and structure can be optimized for indoor growing spaces by pruning the plants to create multiple stems («topping» technique). The bud structure of the best Guava Jelly phenotypes consists of large calyxes, which develop in clusters and grow one on top of the other in a cordon. These calyx cords intertwine at each node, forming large bud nodes with multiple spikes growing in all directions. During flowering, they also extend to cover internodal spaces, filling the stem and branches of Guava Jelly at harvest time. Bud density is highest at nodes and bracts, where Guava Jelly's oversized calyxes almost fight for space. Calyx cords run between flower clusters, joining them to form heads that are quite open in structure, without being feathery or too light. Because of the thick layer of resin glands that covers it, even a single calyx cord becomes a brittle, sticky bud fragment when it dries. The effect, taste and smell of White Label Guava JellyGuava Jelly tends to have a faint odor during growth. Its full, fruity bouquet is released only after the buds have been harvested, dried and crushed. Guava is just one of the fruits in its terpene profile. A deep inhale will also reveal berry notes from Strawberry Kush, as well as anise and citrus from Durban and a sweet Skunk background from Wedding Cheesecake.White Label's Guava Jelly delivers a powerful high thanks to its indica and sativa origins. Most users report a warm, positive body sensation at first, with its roots in its Kush and Skunk ancestors. This effect is reinforced by the energetic, electric high of Guava Jelly's sativa side. Many connoisseurs are so overwhelmed by the power of its original indica stone that they only realize they're high when they try to get up.