Froyo – Pacific Northwest Roots – Last Pack

Froyo Regular Seeds by Pacific Northwest Roots Pacific Northwest Roots built these Froyo seeds from Cherry Pie x Alien Kush F2, and that F2 is the interesting part. It means you’re working with a stabilized cross, not a first-generation gamble, and there’s real pheno spread packed into every one of these 10 regular seeds. This is a hunter’s pack, plain and simple. The Cross Cherry Pie brings the sweet cherry and berry candy smell, the kind that shows up loud in the better phenos. Alien Kush layers in a diesel-pine funk underneath, and that combo shows up in the caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene terpene profile. Expect the effect to land relaxed and happy with a sleepy tail, an indica-dominant hybrid that leans toward couch time once it kicks in. What to Hunt For With an F2 parent in the mix, plan to see real variation across your 10 seeds. Look for the Cherry Pie-leaning plants with the loud sweet cherry nose, those are usually the keepers growers talk about later. Some will pull harder toward the Alien Kush diesel-pine side, still solid, just a different smoke. Running It Flower time runs 7 to 8 weeks, breeder notes 60 to 65 days whether you run it indoor or outdoor. Yield is moderate, and difficulty is moderate too, these are regular seeds so you’ll need to sex them and cull males before you get to your pheno hunt. THC sits at 20% to 25%, CBD stays under 1%. Worth knowing: if you don’t have room to grow out and sex 10 regular seeds, skip this one, you need space and patience to find the real Froyo keepers here. The window: Sixteen years I’ve spent building relationships with breeders like Pacific Northwest Roots, tracking down crosses exactly like this one before they disappear. Last day to order for US shipping: Dec 4. International shipping continues. Clones keep selling. What’s sitting on the shelf now is what’s left, there’s no restock coming after the deadline hits. If Froyo’s F2 pheno hunt sounds like your kind of project, don’t wait on it, grab the pack and get these genetics locked into your own garden while you still can.