About Peach Slurri
Peach Slurri is a hybrid strain born from the cross of Slurricane IX and Rainbow Rozay, blending indica and sativa genetics for a balanced yet expressive profile. Its lineage hints at a lineage rich in flavor and potency, with a flowering time of 60 days under optimal conditions. This strain delivers a smooth, indica-dominant finish with a sativa-boosted energy, making it a versatile choice for both daytime and evening use.
Genetics & Lineage
Terpene Profile
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the effects of Peach Slurri?
Peach Slurri is known for relaxed, happy, euphoric, creative, uplifted effects.
What is Peach Slurri a cross of?
Peach Slurri is a cross between Slurricane IX and Rainbow Rozay.
How long does Peach Slurri take to flower?
Peach Slurri typically flowers in 60 days.
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