How to grow Pineapple Sativa

20% indica - 80% sativa
Pineapple Sativa bud — quarter view
THC 18%
Flowering 63 - 70 days
Yield 500 g/m²
Height 90-130cm

Seb's take

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Blue Dream and White Widow combine into a tall Sativa that needs the headroom to prove its worth. The buds run compact and blue-tinged despite the plant's height, flexible enough for a ScrOG setup to even out the canopy. A reliable, well-established cross that delivers on yield rather than surprises.

Where it comes from

Kera Seeds pair Blue Dream with White Widow here, two thoroughly proven names, into an 80 percent sativa built for reliability rather than novelty. Blue Dream contributes the blue-tinged bud and part of the height; White Widow lends the resin and the resilience. It is a well-established lineage assembled to deliver a dependable yield, and the record leans on that word, reliable, more than once. A sensible cross, and honest about being one.

Nose & flavour

The nose goes unrecorded, and I'll not invent a tasting note for it. What the parentage suggests is the sweet, berry-tinged character Blue Dream is known for, tempered by White Widow's resinous, more neutral hand, but that is deduction rather than fact, and I'll flag it as such. Best judged at the jar, where the plant can speak for itself.

The high

Effects, too, go unlisted, so I'll not put words in the plant's mouth. An 80 percent sativa of this parentage, at 18 percent THC, typically runs clear and heady rather than heavy, bright daytime company more than an evening sink. Take the first session as reconnaissance and adjust from there. The lineage points one way; let the plant confirm it.

Growing it

Here the record is generous with detail. She flowers across 63 to 70 days, up to ten weeks, and her sativa genetics make for a tall plant, 90 to 130cm, that wants space to prove its worth. Yields sit around 500 g/m² of compact, blue-tinged flower. Her flexible spears make her an ideal candidate for a Screen of Green, evening out the canopy and ensuring a heavy, uniform harvest. Give her the room she asks for and she delivers dependably.

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Common questions about Pineapple Sativa

How long does Pineapple Sativa take to flower?

Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Pineapple Sativa an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How tall does Pineapple Sativa grow?

Around 130 cm. Standard tent territory.

How strong is Pineapple Sativa?

The breeder lists THC around 18%. Firmly in the strong band.