Amaretto Tarmac

Here you can find all info about Amaretto Tarmac from Seed Stockers. If you are searching for information about Amaretto Tarmac from Seed Stockers, check out our: Basic infos, Gallery, Degustation, Awards, Strain Reviews, Direct Comparisons, Lineage / Genealogy, Hybrids / Crossbreeds, User comments, for this cannabis variety here at this page and follow the links to get even more information. If you have any personal experiences with growing or consuming this cannabis variety, please use the upload links to add them to the database! Amaretto Tarmac is an mostly sativa from Seed Stockers and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) Seed Stockers's Amaretto Tarmac is only available as feminized seeds. Seedstockers - Amaretto Tarmac: An Energising Sativa With Funky Aromas Amaretto Tarmac is a hybrid strain created by the expert breeding team at Seedstockers. The lovechild of Amaretto Sour and Apollo Black Cherry, this sativa beauty has to be smoked to be believed. Her fluffy yet compact flowers combine bright green, purple, and orange hues along with a funky aroma of hot tarmac, bitter amaretto, cherries, and cola. Meanwhile, Amaretto Tarmac's high is exhilarating, and her growth traits make her most suitable for intermediate and experienced growers.Amaretto Tarmac seeds sprout into healthy, strong seedlings that vegetate vigorously, developing long branches with significant internodal spacing and bright green fan leaves. Flip them to bloom and these plants will stretch to almost three times their size as they prepare to carry their flowers. Amaretto Tarmac can produce both green and purple phenos, so indoor growers might want to lower their temperatures during bloom to bring out the strain's stunning deeper hues. She takes just 8 weeks to flower indoors (which is extremely short for a sativa), and outdoor plants will be ready in late September. As with all sativas, a little TLC is required to really bring out the best in this strain. Pay special attention to fertiliser, soil composition, and pests.Come harvest time, Amaretto Tarmac delivers dense, elongated flowers with a mix of bright green and dark purple calyxes, orange pistils, and a generous coating of trichomes. Break apart one of her buds and Amaretto Tarmac will tantalise your senses with her funky aroma of hot bitumen, bitter and nutty liqueur, maraschino cherries, tart blueberries, and cola—a curious aromatic explosion that'll undoubtedly have you taking several whiffs to pinpoint every layer of her unique flavour profile. Light her up and Amaretto Tarmac delivers a full-bodied smoke resulting in a powerful, uplifting, and creative high that's ideal for daytime use.Amaretto Tarmac (Seedstockers) feminized data sheet Brand  |  Seedstockers Parents  |  Amaretto Sour x Apollo Black Cherry Genetics  |  20% Indica / 80% Sativa Flowering Type  |  Photoperiod Flowering Time  |  8-9 weeks THC  |  26% CBD  |  Low Yield (Indoor)  |  High Yield (Outdoor)  |  High Sex  |  Feminized Amaretto Tarmac is a hybrid strain created by the expert breeding team at Seedstockers. The lovechild of Amaretto Sour and Apollo Black Cherry, this sativa beauty has to be smoked to be believed. Her fluffy yet compact flowers combine bright green, purple, and orange hues along with a funky aroma of hot tarmac, bitter amaretto, cherries, and cola. Meanwhile, Amaretto Tarmac's high is exhilarating, and her growth traits make her most suitable for intermediate and experienced growers. Amaretto Tarmac seeds sprout into healthy, strong seedlings that vegetate vigorously, developing long branches with significant internodal spacing and bright green fan leaves. Flip them to bloom and these plants will stretch to almost three times their size as they prepare to carry their flowers. Amaretto Tarmac can produce both green and purple phenos, so indoor growers might want to lower their temperatures during bloom to bring out the strain's stunning deeper hues. She takes just 8 weeks to flower indoors (which is extremely short for a sativa), and outdoor plants will be ready in late September. As with all sativas, a little TLC is required to really bring out the best in this strain. Pay special attention to fertiliser, soil composition, and pests.