Ginger Tea 6 seeds
Ginger Tea Seeds – Thai Hybrid by Archive Seedbank
What is Ginger Tea? Ginger Tea by Archive Seedbank is a feminised, photoperiod hybrid: Pure Thai was crossed with Face Off, and the offspring then with Moonbow #75. The breeder states 8 to 11 weeks of flowering and a medium to high yield. Archive describes the Thai parent as having a smell of bubblegum and spicy incense; according to the breeder, the phenotypes turn out very differently, for instance leaning towards lemongrass, ginger tea or Zkittles. The breeder gives no information on THC, height or effect. The strain suits phenotype hunters – in the US Genetics category. Available in a pack of 6 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea was created in two steps. First, Archive Seedbank crossed the old-school strain Pure Thai with Face Off; the breeder lists this parent as Face Off OG, and elsewhere as Face Off BX1. From this pairing it selected, by its own account, a more resinous, faster-finishing plant that had kept the smell of the Thai, and crossed it with Moonbow #75. The lineage is therefore Pure Thai × Face Off × Moonbow #75. Archive lists Ginger Tea as a hybrid without quantifying Indica and Sativa shares; the breeder does not state THC and CBD values either. The seeds are feminised and photoperiod, so flowering only begins after the light cycle is switched. If you are interested in further lines from the house: with Moonbow 112 IX Regular, Archive Seedbank also offers a Moonbow as regular seed.
Who Is Ginger Tea For?
Ginger Tea brings old Thai genetics into a modern cross. It suits:
- Lovers of Thai genetics and their spicy aromas
- Phenotype hunters who want to compare different aroma directions among six plants
- Growers looking for a change from the usual dessert profiles
- Patient growers who can plan for up to 11 weeks of flowering
- Collectors of Archive Seedbank genetics
If you are looking for a fast strain with a harvest date that can be planned tightly, you are better served by genetics with a shorter flowering time. You can find more hybrids under feminised seeds.
Growing Ginger Tea: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Archive Seedbank gives the flowering time as 8 to 11 weeks. With such a wide range, it makes sense to judge the ripeness of each plant individually by the trichomes and, as a precaution, to plan the run with the full 11 weeks. The breeder rates the yield as medium to high without stating figures. It gives no information on plant height and stretch; so keep headroom free and, if necessary, step in early with topping or tying down. If you find a plant with a particularly successful aroma, you can keep it as a mother plant. You will find the basics on training and climate in the Growpedia.
Outdoor Growing
For outdoor growing, Archive Seedbank states neither harvest date nor height or yield per plant. Plants that use the full flowering time of 11 weeks ripen correspondingly late outdoors and need a long, dry autumn or a greenhouse. A sunny, sheltered spot is the basis. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Ginger Tea
Aroma is the point on which Archive Seedbank says the most. The breeder describes the Thai parent as having a smell of bubblegum and a spicy note reminiscent of curry and incense; according to Archive, the plant selected for further breeding kept this smell. According to the breeder, the phenotypes of Ginger Tea turn out very differently: candied-sweet, lemongrass, ginger tea or Zkittles, plus skunky and hazy expressions. The manufacturer does not state a lab terpene profile. Archive gives no information on the effect or the THC content, so we add nothing here. With a strain that has no potency figure, approach it carefully: how intensely it acts depends on phenotype, dose and individual tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Ginger Tea at United Seedbanks?
At United Seedbanks you buy Ginger Tea as original genetics from Archive Seedbank. As a specialist shop for cannabis seeds, we place great importance on provenance, storage and transparent information about every strain.
- Original genetics from Archive Seedbank – Ginger Tea as the breeder's feminised pack of 6.
- A real specialist shop – reachable in person if you have questions about a strain or your order.
- Discreet shipping – neutral, protected packaging; free shipping from an order value of €100.
- Secure payment methods – credit card, bank transfer or Bitcoin.
- Careful storage – seeds kept cool and dry for optimal germination conditions.
Anyone ordering Ginger Tea from United Seedbanks buys verified original seeds. Learn more about this breeder's range on the Archive Seedbank page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ginger Tea
What genetics are in Ginger Tea?
Pure Thai × Face Off, whose offspring were crossed with Moonbow #75. Archive Seedbank lists the strain as a hybrid without stating Indica and Sativa shares.
How long does Ginger Tea flower?
The breeder states 8 to 11 weeks. Because of the wide range, you should judge the ripeness of each plant by the trichomes.
Does Ginger Tea really smell of ginger tea?
According to Archive, ginger tea is one of several aroma directions of individual phenotypes, alongside candied-sweet, lemongrass and Zkittles. The breeder stresses that the phenotypes vary greatly; so not every plant smells of ginger tea.
What yield does Ginger Tea deliver?
Archive Seedbank rates the yield as medium to high. The breeder does not state figures in g/m² or per plant.
Is Ginger Tea an autoflower?
No. Ginger Tea is photoperiod and only flowers after the switch to 12/12.