Caramelo Regular

Caramelo Regular Seeds – This is the non-feminized, regular version of the Caramelo strain. It can produce both female and male plants (male plants must be removed from the seedling).

A Mix of Lavender Genetics from Around the World

The breeders at Delicious Seeds created Caramelo by crossing two different phenotypes of the Lavender strain. Since the phenotypes originated from various parts of the world, the strain combines genetics from Afghanistan, Colombia, Hawaii, and Mexico. This explosive mix is sure to win a place in your heart. Indoors, Caramelo yields 400-450 g/m², with a flowering period of about 60 days. Outdoors, it matures around mid-October, producing 500-900 grams of harvest.

A True Find for Aesthetes

In the early stages of growth, the plant is bushy and compact, resembling an indica. However, over time, Caramelo takes on the appearance of a typical sativa. The plant quickly gains height and flower mass. By the end of its life cycle, the buds are covered in white trichomes, which can develop pigmentation in shades of red, ranging from lilac to purple. This delicate coloration is rare in the world of cannabis.

Sweet Floral Bouquet

Not only the color, but the aroma of Caramelo will remind you of flowers. Its bouquet includes lavender, licorice, and musk notes. As harvest time approaches, the scent becomes more intense and spicier. During consumption, the taste is sweet, with hints of walnut. The classic Skunk aroma, from which Lavender was originally bred, is also present.

Cerebral and Relaxing Effect

Caramelo’s effect is hybrid, leaning towards the sativa side. It begins with euphoria and mood elevation, followed by relaxation and calmness, brought on by the indica genes. However, this doesn’t suppress the cerebral stimulation, which remains throughout the duration of Caramelo's effect.

A Strain for Any Training Methods

Caramelo is an excellent strain for any plant training methods, such as ScrOG or lollipopping. It easily withstands physical manipulation and quickly recovers, producing even more branches. When grown outdoors, Caramelo requires sufficient space. To obtain smaller plants (such as for a Sea of Green setup), reduce the vegetative stage.