Peanut Butter Breath strain review

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Peanut Butter Breath strain:

Peanut Butter Breath

(Sativa 50%/ Indica 50%) Do-Si-Dos X Mendobreath F2 strains.

Prize Winner 1st place Karma Cup 2019 Indica, 3st place at the Emerald Cup 2018 Mixed Light (Greenhouse)

Harvest XXL, up to 400-500 gr/sqm.

8 – 9 weeks

THC 28%, CBD 0.05%

New school

Temperate / continental

THC: 28% Peanut Butter Breath (50% Indica/50% Sativa) is a rare evenly balanced hybrid strain, created via the traditional Do-Si-Dos X Mendobreath F2 strains. The name says it all in this bud – with a rich herbal overtone, the taste is nutty and earthy.

A delicious and balanced blend of Mendobreath F2 and Do-Si-Dos comes from the Peanut Butter Breath strain. ThugPug Genetics brought together this combination to build a dream strain for snackers that look as good as they feel. Combined with its 18% to 28% THC material, the 50/50 combination classification allows it a reasonable choice for most long-term customers.

Peanut Butter Breath is the first thing users recognize is the nutty, aromatic odor. There follows a strong undertone of the earth which makes it a delightful and savory strand.

The flavor is largely in line with the fragrance profile. Nutty, earthy sounds, with a grassy exhalation impossible to ignore, are prevalent. Given the label, the PB breath strain isn’t quite sweet, but either way, it’s tasty.

Peanut butter Breath plants are often easier to grow indoors as they are finely prepared for their environmental preferences. By around nine weeks the harvest is normally set. Normal yields between 8 and 10 oz. per square meter.

Outdoor farmers in the northern hemisphere are expected to harvest by the end of October. Plants like a healthy Mediterranean environment, so only develop outdoors if the harvest is dry. Average outdoor production of 10-12 oz.

Lastly, Peanut Butter Breath can help if you have trouble sleeping. The calming impact of higher elevation will minimize any stresses or problems that hold people worried. The pain relieves the muscle but does not cause soreness. Spending hours in a calm, comfortable state is a good prescription for a lengthy nap.