Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering

This amazing hybrid, consisting of Tangie x Cherry Pie, has reached legend status in Cali. The Forbidden Fruit, bred originally by Chameleon Extracts, has emerged onto the scene capturing the attention of growers everywhere. The aroma is sweet, with a pine overtone that’s complemented by orange, lemon, berries and earth. Taste like this is sure to please every palate. We now bring this clone-only cultivar to you in a faster, easy to grow format.

Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering is a feminized, Indica-dominant cannabis strain developed by Humboldt Seed Organization. This exceptional hybrid results from crossing Forbidden Fruit with an uncirculated OG Auto, producing a plant renowned for its remarkable flavor and resin production.

Flavor and Effects:
Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering offers a complex flavor profile with notes of sweet fruit, earth, and subtle hints of pine. The aroma is equally enticing, with sweet and fruity undertones. It delivers a potent, long-lasting, relaxing effect that soothes both mind and body, making it ideal for evening use or unwinding after a long day.

Morphology:
Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering develops into a robust plant with a sturdy structure, supporting dense, trichome-rich buds. Its vigorous growth and resilience make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Outdoors, it thrives in dry, warm, sunny, temperate, and Mediterranean climates.

YIELD:
Indoor yield: 400-600 g/m²
Outdoor yield: 1-3 kg/plant
Note: Actual yields depend on factors such as planting time (post-last frost), annual weather conditions, geographical location, container size or growing medium, nutrition, and preventive measures against pests and diseases.

Cultivation Tips:
Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering exhibits vigorous growth with notable internodal spacing and slender fan leaves, facilitating rapid development as it transitions into the flowering phase. Anticipate the plants to more than double in height during this period; therefore, implementing double-layer trellising indoors is advisable to provide adequate support. Employing “SCROG” (Screen of Green) or “sea of green” techniques can enhance light penetration to the lower canopy levels, promoting uniform bud development. The strain produces substantial buds extending down to the stem base; retaining these lower branches is beneficial, as they often maintain density and contribute significantly to the overall yield. During flowering, Forbidden Fruit Fast Flowering responds well to increased nutrient intake, which can optimize production. While it has a moderate nitrogen requirement, the strain is genetically inclined to develop dense, resinous buds. Its favorable leaf-to-calyx ratio simplifies the trimming process, resulting in an attractive final product with strong bag appeal.