Maracuya Feminized Seeds

Maracuya Feminized Seeds, also known as Passion Fruit, combine Sweet Pink Grapefruit × Orange Bud in a sativa-dominant photoperiod hybrid with tall growth, open branching, elongated resinous flowers, and a strong tropical-fruit aroma. The plant is more vigorous and vertically oriented than compact indica cultivars, making early canopy management useful indoors and giving outdoor plants significant size potential.

• Lineage: Sweet Pink Grapefruit × Orange Bud
• Growth type: Sativa-dominant hybrid, photoperiod
• Plant structure: Tall and open with strong stems, long side branches, and wider internodal spacing
• Stretch: High during early flower
• Indoor flowering: Typically about 9–10 weeks (roughly 63–70 days)
• Outdoor harvest: Typically mid to late October in the Northern Hemisphere
• Flower structure: Long, elongated flowers with substantial trichome coverage
• Resin production: High
• Colour: Bright green with orange pistils and occasional golden tones near maturity
• Aroma: Passion fruit, grapefruit, citrus zest, sweet tropical fruit, and floral notes
• Best suited for: Growers with enough height and season length for a vigorous, fruit-forward sativa-type plant

Maracuya grows energetically and can gain substantial height after the switch to flower. Topping, low-stress training, or a screen can help spread the long side branches horizontally and keep the canopy manageable indoors. The open architecture generally allows good airflow when the plant is trained well.

Indoors, a practical flowering target is approximately 63–70 days after the switch to 12/12. Flowers typically develop as elongated, resin-coated clusters rather than squat Kush-style buds. The plant rewards adequate vertical space and strong light across a wide canopy.

Outdoors, a practical Northern Hemisphere target is mid to late October. Plants can become very large in full sun and unrestricted root space, so generous spacing and branch support can be useful. Warm, relatively dry autumn conditions are preferable because the later finish can overlap with deteriorating weather in northern climates.

The aromatic profile is led by passion fruit and grapefruit with bright citrus zest, sweet tropical fruit, and floral undertones. Maracuya Feminized Seeds are best suited to growers looking for vigorous sativa-dominant structure, a nine-to-ten-week indoor bloom, and a late-season outdoor harvest.