Karamelua Bilbo

Karamelua Bilbo

Characteristics of cultivation

With a clear indica structure, Karamelua Bilbo develops compact, solid plants with short branches and a wide and extremely dense central bud, which makes it ideal for SOG crops. Its behavior is stable and predictable both indoors and outdoors, where it can reach large dimensions.

Indoors, it completes its flowering in 60-65 days, offering yields of 500-600 g/m². Outdoors, under good conditions, it can easily exceed 1000-1600 g per plant. Harvesting takes place in October in the northern hemisphere and in April in the southern hemisphere.

Aroma and taste

The aim of this hybrid was to capture the purest essence of the classic Afghan Indica. The result is a deep and enveloping profile where sweet and caramelized nuances stand out, combined with notes of pine resin, earth and spices. A velvety sweetness supported by an intense and persistent Afghan background.

Effects

Its effect is markedly indica (80%), deep and long lasting. It produces an intense body relaxation accompanied by a pleasant mental disconnection, ideal to end the day, combat stress or enjoy moments of total calm. A classic indica in sensations, refined in nuances.

Technical data

• Genetics: Blueback × Maple Leaf Indica × Widow Bilbo
• Type: Feminized hybrid
• Predominance: 80% Indica / 20% Sativa
• Flowering indoor: 60-65 days
• Harvest outdoor: October (HN) / April (HS)
• Indoor yield: 500-600 g/m²
• Yield outdoors: 1000-1600 g/plant
• Aroma and taste: Sweet caramel, pine resin, earthy, spicy