Acapulco Gold Cannabis Seeds Feminized

Before your next party, make sure you stock up on Acapulco Gold. Mostly Sativa (80% Sativa/20% Indica), Acapulco Gold marijuana is considered a party staple thanks to its energetic, social, and mood-boosting effects.

Appearing in the United States in the mid-60s, it became very popular worldwide due to its golden appearance and high THC level (for the time). Native to the Mexican mountains, the genetics were created using local varieties from the area, but the precision of the strain remains unknown. The unique color of its buds was due mainly to specific environmental factors, the blowing of the winds from the Pacific Ocean and its exposure to the sun. Although we don't have the same tropical climate as our neighbors to the South, you might get great results and you'll be happy you grew this cannabis classic.

Morphology

Acapulco Gold has a tall and slender structure. The composition of the long and elongated leaves reveals the qualifying traits of a Sativa-dominant marijuana morphology. Under ideal conditions, high heat and constant light, you might get a large, dense central bud, topped with small nugget-like buds on all sides. Additionally, colas can be adorned with lots of trichomes, which becomes an advantage for people doing transformation. Ideally produced outdoors, in a tropical climate, its size could reach quite large proportions while indoors, in a smaller location, it can easily be controlled by various techniques.

Flavors and Aromas

Acapulco Gold marijuana's reputation is due in part to its delicious terpene profile. You could savor different flavors such as earth, honey, citrus, coffee, pine and spice which will emerge with earthy, woody and spicy aromatic notes.

Terpenes present in Acapulco Gold: Caryophyllene/Myrcene/Limonene

Effects

The average THC content present in Acapulco Gold is between 19 and 24%. At the time, it was considered among the highest, which made it among the best when consuming cannabis. Today, the standards have changed somewhat but Acapulco Gold remains an excellent strain to use during the day. Like a Sativa, it will give you a gentle “high” feeling while remaining lucid and relaxed during your activities. It will help give you energy and happiness to stimulate your mind, and help with creativity while keeping your body relaxed.

From a medical point of view, it could be ideal for people who suffer from mild depression, fatigue, lack of motivation and food, general pains or pain associated with aches, and stress reduction.

Like all types of cannabis, some negatives might be experienced when using Acapulco Gold marijuana such as dry mouth and eyes and, in rarer cases, feelings of paranoia, dizziness and anxiety. If you are not an experienced consumer and you are a more second-hand consumer, it is advisable to go in moderation to start. Even though it is a Sativa-leaning cannabis with a moderately high THC level, you might be surprised and find yourself couchlocked.

Cultivation

Acapulco Gold cannabis seeds feminized can be grown indoors. Given the size it could reach, good training techniques would be ideal to control it and maximize your final yield. Ideally, we suggest having space in your grow tent (medium to large) to accommodate it and think about it being able to grow and flourish to its full potential. Forget the wardrobe or a small tent, this is not recommended for this strain. Consider transplanting into larger pots with good mineral-filled potting soil and use methods such as topping, LST and SCROG to maximize your yields. With strong and sufficient lighting, the indoor yield could reach between 450 and 500 grams per square meter in a flowering period of 70 to 80 days.

Outdoors, in ideal conditions, Acapulco Gold seeds could reach quite an impressive height and be difficult to hide from neighbors or other curious people. Needing a lot of light, we suggest you find the sunniest corner you have, she will be delighted. It may be possible to grow it outdoors, in a North American climate, if the sunshine is more than 8 hours per day and if you have a climate that does not encounter too harsh weather conditions (rain, showers or frost on the ground). Acapulco Gold is susceptible to mold when it has excess humidity or during constant heavy rains, so it might be best to grow it in a well-ventilated greenhouse if you are in a humid area. As indoors, remember to give it soil well enriched with vitamins and minerals such as earthworm composts or chicken manure, you will help the plant at the start of its growth but throughout its gestation. Around mid to late October, prepare for harvest and you could get a yield of over 500 grams per plant.

Acapulco Gold strain info:

Availability: 85 In Stock

Model: Q.C.S.

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