Animal Tree Strain Feminized Marijuana Seeds

With minimal CBD content, this strain delivers a harmonious combination of effects that uplift the mood while providing a sense of relaxation. The flowering period spans 8-10 weeks, and harvesting typically occurs in late October. Discover the exceptional quality and balanced effects of Animal Tree Strain feminized marijuana seeds at Rocket Seeds.

About Animal Tree Strain

Animal Tree Strain inherits its distinct traits from its parent strains, Lemon Tree and Animal Mints Bx1. Lemon Tree contributes its citrusy aroma and uplifting effects, while Animal Mints Bx1 enhances the strain with its potent THC levels and relaxing qualities. As a balanced hybrid, Animal Tree Strain combines the best of both worlds, offering a well-rounded experience that appeals to both recreational and medicinal users alike.

With a THC content of 23% and minimal CBD, Animal Tree Strain is celebrated for its potent psychoactive effects that begin with a cerebral buzz and transition into a relaxed physical state. Its genetics lean slightly towards indica dominance, providing a calming influence without inducing couch-lock, making it suitable for daytime or evening consumption depending on personal tolerance.

How to Grow Animal Tree Strain

Cultivating Animal Tree Strain feminized marijuana seeds requires attention to specific growing conditions. This strain thrives in dry climates similar to its native environments, where it can absorb ample sunlight and benefit from moderate humidity levels. Indoor growers should provide adequate space for plants to reach their optimal height of 3-4 feet, using techniques such as topping or LST (low-stress training) to maximize yield and promote even canopy development.

Outdoor cultivation allows Animal Tree Strain to flourish in natural sunlight, where plants can reach heights of up to 6 feet. The flowering period typically spans 8-10 weeks, culminating in late October harvests when buds are at their peak potency. Indoor yields average around 400 grams per square meter, while outdoor growers can expect up to 600 grams per square meter, depending on environmental conditions and cultivation techniques.