Guava Jelly strain: Review & Info 2024

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Guava Jelly strain review

Guava Jelly strain by Sensi Seeds is a hybrid 50/50 that mixes Durban Poison, OG Kush, and Strawberry Kush genetics to create a sweetsmelling strain with complex effects. The result is a hybrid strain of 50/50 with a THC content of 17-19%. This strain is one of my personal favorites because it gives me a delicate balance of energy and relaxation without making me feel paranoid or anxious, like some strains do.

Guava jelly buds are usually small to medium and adhere in dense clumps. The leaves are a mossy green and are twisted through with curly orange and yellow hairs (which are actually pistils, the reproductive organs of the plant). Finally, a coating of trichomes gives the flowers a silvery-white appearance that makes them look almost frosted, hence their nickname “sugar buds.” A treat for your eyes.

Guava Jelly is one of the most popular strains in Amsterdam, so it’s no surprise that this strain has made its way over to the UK. It’s easy to understand why so many people are drawn to this strain–it has a sweet taste and aroma, making it ideal for smoking on its own or mixing with other strains.

Guava Jelly Terpene Profile and Flavour

When the buds are ground, the scent becomes more pronounced with firm notes of sweet mandarin and tropical guava fruit. The taste is very similar to its smell, with sweet citrus fruits such as grapefruit, blueberry, and guava emerging strongly to both inhale and exhale. These flavors are accompanied by light earthy undertones that give it more depth than most fruit varieties out there. The aftertaste is pleasant with persistent hints of sugar cane sweetness that will not age soon!

Terpene Profile:

Terpinolene	0.03%
Myrcene	0.25%
Ocimene	0.13%
Linalool	0.05%
Limonene	0.24%
Humulene	0.05%
Caryophyllene	0.20%
Pinene	0.04%

Growing Info

Indoor the height of the Guava strain is conveniently monitored. Since this variety normally triples at the flowering stage, it is recommended to place clones when they reach a height of 20 – 30 cm. The propensity of this variety to expand the branches upwards and not outwards makes it perfect for the cultivation of the sea of green (SOG).

Their height and structure can be enhanced by pruning the plants for different stems (AKA topping) and through the SCROG process, to be considered also of a longer period of vegetation.

Providing the right lighting is important for crop growth. Monitor the temperature that does not rise too much. It is recommended to mount an HPS device with a cold tube reflector, or use an LED lighting system.

It grows very well outdoors and in a greenhouse where the conditions of its habitat can be managed perfectly. You’ll reveal the more sativa side of this strain with massive plants and huge yields if you have plenty of room to grow high.

Guava Jelly Flowering Time

Guava Jelly is a compact plant that grows short and bushy with a few central colas. This strain is ideal for spaces of all sizes because it has the potential to grow both indoors and outdoors, though outdoor yields may be larger than indoor ones. This strain is easy to grow for beginner cultivators because it’s resistant to most pests, mold, and mildew. Outdoor growers can expect their harvest in late October, while indoor growers can finish in around 9 – 10 weeks.

Average Yield

Average Yield The Guava Jelly strain grows to a tall height for a hybrid, but it still produces a decent yield. Most growers can expect around 13 ounces of bud per square meter of growing space when growing indoors. It takes about 9 – 10 weeks for the plants to fully mature and be ready for harvest. If you choose to grow outdoors, you can expect to see your plants reach maturity by the end of October. When grown outside, Guava Jelly plants produce around 15 – 17 ounces per plant.

Medical uses and their effects

Guava Jelly strain effects are uplifting and energetic, while also providing an indica body buzz. This makes it great for daytime use or uses in social situations where you want to stay awake but not get too high or paranoid. The effects come on slowly but can last up to 2 hours when smoked, 4 hours when vaporized, and 6 hours when taken sublingually.

Potential Side Effects Some users may experience dry mouth after smoking or vaping Guava Jelly. Dry eyes are another common side effect of smoking or vaping this strain. Dry mouth and dry eyes usually go away after some time but can be treated with saliva substitutes like gum or hard candy if needed.

Guava Jelly weed strain can be beneficial for patients suffering from stress, depression, chronic pain, anxiety, and mood swings. The strain’s high myrcene content, combined with its THC levels, makes guava jelly a superb choice for patients who are looking for relief from inflammation and pain without having to deal with the psychoactive effects of other strains. Guava jelly has been shown to help ease symptoms of nausea and vomiting as well as provide relief from gastrointestinal spasms.

FAQ Guava Jelly strain reviews

Is Guava Jelly strain indica or sativa?

Guava Jelly is a hybrid strain of 50% – 50%. It’s a cross between three cannabis strains: Durban Poison, OG Kush, and Strawberry Kush. It’s got a sweet, earthy flavor with hints of berry and grape, and it gives you a mellow high that makes you feel happy and relaxed.

What is the Average Yield of Guava Gelly?

It is difficult to say precisely how much your yield will be, because there are many factors that influence the size of your crop.

One of these factors includes what medium you used to grow your plants in. Soil, perlite, and coco coir have unique characteristics conducive to growing different plants. Guava Gelly has produced better yields when grown in soil.

The temperature of the room you grow your Guava Gelly plants in can also affect their yield. 65-75 degrees Fahrenheit is recommended for maximum production.

The environment you choose for growing can also affect how much yield you get from each plant. Make sure you keep a close eye on the humidity levels in your growing space, as well as monitoring the PH levels of your water and nutrients–as this can make an enormous difference in how well your plants respond to their environment.

Finally, some growers prefer pruning their plants so that they develop more side branches rather than one large main cola (the central bud on each plant). Guava Gelly grows very tall and has a tendency to produce more buds on its lower branches than at its top—so if you are looking for higher yields per square foot or meter, then pruning might be worth.

What is the flowering time of Guava Jelly?

The flowering time of the Guava Jelly strain is 9 to 10 weeks. Some people have reported that it takes up to 10 or 11 weeks, so make sure you give it enough time if you’re growing it at home! Outdoor late end of October.