Fruit Cup

All about Fruit Cup

Fruit Cup is an exceptional hybrid that comes from the cross between two iconic varieties: Girl Scout Cookies and Purple Punch. Both strains join forces to create a plant with high resin levels, a splendid aroma and very potent effects.

On the other hand, this variety is resistant and easy to grow, and it’s characterized by its slender and branched growth. Besides, this strain adapts well to techniques such as SOG (Sea of Green) or SCROG (Screen of Green), as well as to cuttings and other trainings thanks to its flexibility.

Fruit Cup effects

Fruit Cup has significant THC levels, becoming a quite potent strain. Its balanced, slightly indica genetic brings a combined effect with the best of both parentals. When consumed, one can feel joy, euphoric sensations, as well as a deep relaxation that will help to reduce the stress levels and to enjoy a pleasant sleep.

Fruit Cup flavors and aromas

This strain is not called Fruit Cup for nothing. Its incredibly sweet-fruity flavor is a real feast of flavors in your mouth. When inhaled, you can enjoy smooth and floral nuances with citrus, lavender, mint, chocolate and hashish undertones. A whole experience for the palate.

How to grow Fruit Cup indoors

Please note that when growing indoors, Fruit Cup develops a slender and branched plant. Its vigorous vertical growth and abundant branches require the proper space to grow. In fact, it is recommended to perform different training techniques such as topping to increase the performance and favor the production of buds.

By following these tips, Fruit Cup is able to produce from 250 to 300 g/m2 of extremely resinous flowers. Likewise, this variety is perfect for making concentrates, as its resin produces an incredible return comparable to heavier yields.

How to grow Fruit Cup outdoors 

Fruit Cup also adapts well to outdoors growth and its resistance makes it suitable for beginner growers. During the growing stage, it is recommended to perform different types of trimmings in order to reach its maximum potential.

At the end of the flowering stage, the buds develop reddish and purplish colors, adding an extra visual appeal. The outdoors crop can also reach a satisfactory performance, producing from 400 to 600 grams per plant to be harvested in mid October.