Sunday Punch

All about Sunday Punch

Sunday Punch is a high-yielding hybrid resulting from the combination of Sunday Driver and Trophy Wife. These parent strains bring genes from renowned varieties like Grape Pie or Cherry Wine, which has endowed Sunday Punch with impressive characteristics in terms of flavors, production, and effects.

Effects of Sunday Punch

With THC levels around 24%, Sunday Punch is a fairly potent strain, although suitable for all types of consumers. This is because it has CBD and CBG levels close to 1%, which attenuate some of the psychoactivity of THC and provide a smooth sense of well-being.

Moreover, its effects are euphoric and energizing, ideal for moments of pleasure and leisure. as well as for staying functional in everyday life without losing mental clarity.

Flavor and aroma of Sunday Punch

Sunday Punch's profile is a fusion of the best qualities of its parent strains. It inherits a sweet flavor from Sunday Driver, while acquiring fruity tones from Trophy Wife. What’s more, notes of caramel, earthy touches, and citrus undertones can also be appreciated. Finally, its aroma is deep and penetrating, requiring precautions to avoid unwanted attention.

How to grow Sunday Punch indoors

Regarding indoor cultivation, it is important to note that its vigorous sativa growth, so you will have to take measures to prevent it from exceeding the appropriate size. Besides, it is advisable to use techniques such as SCROG to keep it low, as well as to increase production.

Under optimal conditions, it can offer huge harvests of up to 600 grams per square meter after a flowering period ranging from 56 to 63 days.

How to grow Sunday Punch outdoors

Outdoors, Sunday Punch shows exceptional potential, becoming a true monster in any garden with good sunlight exposure. If you are an outdoor grower looking for a huge production of resinous buds with a sweet flavor, this strain is for you.

Finally, It can produce up to 1200 grams per plant ready to harvest in early or late October, although in experienced hands and planted since March, it could even generate a greater quantity of flowers.