Tropicali Marijuana Strain

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Sativa Dominant Hybrid Strain Sativa Dominant Hybrid 65% Sativa / 35% Indica

THC: 15% - 19%

Tropicali, also known as "Tropicali Kush" to many Northern California cannabis connoisseurs, is a sativa dominant hybrid (65% sativa/35% indica) strain that is relatively new on the market. This dank bud has unknown parentage due to breeder secrecy and boasts a moderate THC level ranging from 15-19% on average. Users describe the Tropicali high as one that is very well balanced despite the bud having a sativa dominance. It offers the user an immediate very heady cerebral head high felt behind the eyes and in the forehead that also offers significant relief. You'll feel relaxed and energetic with uplifted talkative tendencies and moderate pain relief in both mind and body. Due to these potent effects, Tropicali is said to be an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as glaucoma, chronic stress, muscle tension and spasms, and insomnia. Tropicali buds have fluffy yet dense neon green leafy popcorn-shaped nugs completely covered with bright fiery orange hairs. These nugs are caked in a fine layer of chunky oversized white trichomes and a fine layer of sticky sweet resin. Tropicali nugs are famous for their delicious aroma of sweet tropical berry and their even more delicious taste of sweet tropical fruit.
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I was lucky and found a few seeds of Tropicali from a store purchase. I have bought this many times and twice found 2 or 3 seeds. I planted two and one sevived. I knew nothing of this strain other than I liked it and hoped it was female. 3 months of veg with bending and a trellis and no topping in organic medium and perlite. It fills a 3x3 tent at two feet tall dense with branching most reaching the top. Now under a 300 watt led at 18 to 20 inches and has begun the stretch and sprouted the first signs of pistols. I took four cuttings from it. I came hear looking for more information but it seems hard to come by. The plant as a young seedling had fat leaflets leaving me to believe it had strong indica influence. The node spacing is very close. half the veg was under a 100 watt led and the other half 150 watt then a 300 watt led.

tonyr63   - Aug. 4, 2021, 12:53 p.m.

Just finishing up a FWG Tropocalia OG seed project. Very hardy and easy to grow. This strain is a stretchy indica. 4" internodal length under strong LED. Big stretch at start of budding. Nice buds with large calyxes and a very impressive sticky frostyness. Loads of trichs. Extremely strong dank fruity aroma. Very potent with a strong couchlock effect but not overpowering. Very pleasant earthy flavor. Loads of seeds very soon.

Crazy_Hippie   - Aug. 13, 2020, 7:57 a.m.

I shared some Tropicali with two friends during a comparison that occurred over a couple weeks and they both preferred it above a half dozen other excellent strains. I have to agree. The aromas are very pleasing and the effects are dependably exceptional. Very citrusy yet sweet. If you're looking to purchase seeds for this strain, good luck, they don't seem to be available anymore. If you find any, please share in a post.

Feb. 7, 2020, 1:32 a.m.

This sounds a lot like Tropicana Pie - picked up a half ounce of this and smokes amazing, burns slow and steady and straight(for all u joint rollers, you know the burn where you can keep the whole joint burning lol) - anyways this has great taste, very creamy and citrusy. The high is nice and is well described above. The only thing is that the comedown may be a little harsh. The lineage is Tropicana x grape ape x papaya

Joint_Roller19
12 reviews   - Sept. 29, 2019, 3:44 p.m.

This strain is amazing! It has a sweet taste fruity .. With an aroma to match I can go on forever about it but enough said it is now in my top 10 favorite Bud .... Thanks RWU.

Ken1313   - Nov. 25, 2017, 2:12 p.m.
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