How to grow Viagrra

50% indica - 50% sativa
Viagrra bud — quarter view
Flowering 65 days
Yield 650 g/m²

Seb's take

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Cinderella 88 crossed with Mexican Sativa and a Hybrido Secreto line, mostly Sativa and, per the name, marketed for its 'enhancement' qualities — one takes the breeders at their word. High THC and a swift 65-day indoor harvest, with generous yields both indoors and out.

Where it comes from

Cinderella 88 crossed with Mexican Sativa and a line VIP Seeds call simply Hybrido Secreto, a secret hybrid they decline to name, so I shall not name it either. The blend leans on its Mexican sativa heritage for the lift the breeders make much of. A balanced 50/50 on paper, built around bright, energetic genetics rather than heavy ones, and marketed, per the name, for a certain enhancing quality one is invited to take on trust.

Nose & flavour

The record sets down no flavour notes, and with a secret parent in the mix I am doubly disinclined to guess. Mexican sativa lines tend to run spicy and bright rather than sweet; take that as the likely direction and let the jar settle the matter. I would rather point you at the lineage than promise a nose I cannot vouch for.

The high

The record gives the potency only as high, with no figure attached, so I will quote none. What it does promise is the sativa lift its Mexican and Cinderella parentage would suggest, energetic rather than sedate. The enhancement the name trades on goes politely unexamined here; I will simply note the plant is bred for brightness and leave the rest to the grower.

Growing it

A quick finisher, around 65 days indoors, or harvest by October if she is grown outside. Indoors the record puts her at a generous 650 g/m²; outdoors, anywhere from 450 to 800g per plant, though that upper figure leans heavily on the grower's experience and the season. Height goes unrecorded, so I will not invent it. Feminised, adaptable to indoor or outdoor life, and productive either way, a straightforward, heavy-cropping plant whichever roof she grows under.

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Common questions about Viagrra

How long does Viagrra take to flower?

Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Viagrra an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

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