Florida Gaspack Feminised Seeds (Humboldt Seed Org)

This cross, between a Chem ‘95 and the infamous Florida OG aka “Triangle OG” cut, resulted in a greasy, chemical scented masterpiece.

This legendary variety maintains the exquisite potency sought by many for over 25 years.

These flavours shaped the modern day hybrid movement and are by far some of the most desired the cannabis world has to offer.

With amazing bag appeal and extreme potency, this strain is an ideal addition for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Sharp aromas of gassy acetone and chemical cleaning products dominate the foreground, while citrus and peppery pine accompany lemongrass and mint undertones.

Initial cerebral effects are followed by a strong couch-lock effect making it ideal for end of day use. Great for unwinding and relaxing without too much to do. Also great as a sleep aid and as pain relief.

Florida Gaspack grows fast and hardy during its early stages of development.

It will more than double in size when transitioning into the flowering period, take notice to stay ahead of the curve to meet the demands of this metabolic monster.

Long “castle” like tops with a wet and greasy appearance present an unmistakable look.

Great leaf to calyx ratios make this a pleasure to trim.

Fast and vigorous growth lead to tall and lanky plants early on.

It’s important to top plants throughout the course of their life unless you plan on flowering her quickly.

This variety is ideal for the “sea of green” or “SCROG” methods due to the plant’s deeper light penetration from thin Sativa like fan leaves and longer spacing between nodes.

Double Trellising is recommended for indoor cultivation.

Undergrowth should be cleaned so energy can be focused on primary terminal sites to maximize yield potential.

The plant is ideal for making extraction if you decide to leave excess layers underneath the primary canopy.

Outdoor plants should be caged and secondary trellises should be applied to assist in the final stages of development.

Plants are best hollowed out to allow for the maximum amount of airflow.

This variety is slightly susceptible to powdery mildew and so preventative measures should be taken to minimise this risk.

Feeding requirements are more demanding during the flowering cycle.

Nitrogen consumption is modest, though it is recommended to increase levels of calcium to support bud density in the final stages.

We recommend adding bone meal to your recipe in the first week of flowering and sequentially every three weeks, until mid cycle as we have found this creates some of the best results.