
Pulp Friction 5 seeds
Pulp Friction Seeds – Melonade × Kong's Krush, 26.5% THC
What is Pulp Friction? Pulp Friction by Green House Seeds is a feminised, photoperiod hybrid of Melonade × Kong's Krush with 70% Indica and 30% Sativa. It flowers for 8 to 9 weeks, grows to an average of 140 to 190 cm tall indoors and, according to the manufacturer, reaches 26.5% THC with 0.2% CBD; it describes the indoor yield as high. A very sweet aroma of melon, banana and cream and a fast, head-focused effect without couch-lock are typical. The vigorously growing strain suits growers with space and fans of fruity profiles – in the Super High THC Content category. Available in a pack of 5 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Pulp Friction
For Pulp Friction, Green House Seeds crossed Melonade with its in-house Kong's Krush. According to the breeder, the Melonade used was selected from a batch of seeds from Dying Breed and brings a sugary fruitiness that fills the whole mouth on inhaling. The manufacturer describes Kong's Krush as sweet and powerful: in it, the freshness of Banana Punch and the power and creaminess of Wonder Pie come together. The result is a hybrid with 70% Indica and 30% Sativa; the figures given are 26.5% THC, 0.2% CBD and 0.1% CBN. The seeds are feminised and photoperiod, so flowering only begins after the light cycle is switched. Another breeder in our range also has a strain called Banana Punch: Banana Punch by Barney's Farm.
Who Is Pulp Friction For?
Pulp Friction is a vigorous hybrid with a pronounced fruit profile. It suits:
- Lovers of very sweet aromas of melon and banana with a creamy note
- Growers with high rooms or plenty of space in the garden
- Outdoor gardeners who want to harvest as early as the third week of September
- Consumers who would like to stay active and creative during the day
- Sociable get-togethers, for which the manufacturer expressly names the strain
If you only have little room height or are looking for a mild strain, Pulp Friction is not the best choice: 26.5% THC and up to 190 cm of growth indoors call for space and careful dosing. You can find more strains under High Yield & Short Flowering.
Growing Pulp Friction: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Indoors, Pulp Friction flowers for 8 to 9 weeks and, according to Green House Seeds, reaches an average height of 140 to 190 cm. The breeder describes the yield as high but does not give a figure in g/m². The plant grows very vigorously, forming many side branches and a strong main cola. With good lighting, the internodes stay of average length; if it gets too little light, it can stretch somewhat. The branches are sturdy and light green, and in a normal indoor set-up the plant supports itself, according to the manufacturer. Given the height, it is worth keeping the vegetative phase short or tying the shoots down early. You will find the basics on light and training in the Growpedia.
Outdoor Growing
Outdoors, Green House Seeds states an average height of 200 to 400 cm and harvest in the third week of September. The yield is given as 1,000 to 4,000 g per plant – values that presuppose very large plants and the best conditions. If the plants become very large, the larger branches need support, according to the manufacturer. So plan for plenty of space, a sunny spot and sturdy supports. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Pulp Friction
According to Green House Seeds, Pulp Friction combines the extremely sweet profile of Melonade with the fresher banana notes of Kong's Krush and a touch of creaminess as the final note on inhaling. The breeder compares this to a fresh summer fruit salad of banana and melon, topped with a little sweet cream; the smell is said to linger in the nose after inhaling. The manufacturer does not give a lab terpene profile. According to its description, the effect sets in quickly in the head, accompanied by a mild body effect that slowly increases over time without ending in a couch-lock feeling. It recommends the strain for staying active and creative during the day and for sociable get-togethers with friends. At 26.5% THC the strain is very potent; how intense its effect is depends on dose and individual tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Pulp Friction at United Seedbanks?
At United Seedbanks you buy Pulp Friction as original genetics from Green House Seeds. As a specialist shop for cannabis seeds, we place great importance on provenance, storage and transparent information about every strain.
- Original genetics from Green House Seeds – Pulp Friction as the breeder's feminised seeds in a pack of 5 seeds.
- 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 Pulp Friction from United Seedbanks buys verified original seeds. Learn more about this breeder's range on the Green House Seeds page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pulp Friction
Which strains are in Pulp Friction?
Pulp Friction is a cross of Melonade and Kong's Krush. According to Green House Seeds, the freshness of Banana Punch and the creaminess of Wonder Pie come together in Kong's Krush.
How high is the THC content of Pulp Friction?
Green House Seeds gives 26.5% THC, 0.2% CBD and 0.1% CBN. This makes the strain very potent, and it should be dosed carefully.
How long does Pulp Friction flower?
Indoors 8 to 9 weeks after the switch to 12/12. Outdoors, according to the manufacturer, harvest falls in the third week of September.
How tall does Pulp Friction grow?
Indoors, the manufacturer states an average of 140 to 190 cm, outdoors 200 to 400 cm. Very large plants need supports on the larger branches.
How much yield does Pulp Friction deliver outdoors?
The manufacturer states 1,000 to 4,000 g per plant. For indoor growing it only gives “high”, without a figure in g/m².