Non Feminized Marula Fruit (Royal Queen Seeds)

Marula Fruit: Treat Yourself To Rest And Relaxation

Marula Fruit is a stoning indica with African origins. To honour her heritage, it's named after the Marula tree of the same continent. These large and rugged trees produce fruits that get local elephants drunk. Although our strain produces a different effect, these two species share expansive canopies and psychoactive properties. To create Marula Fruit, it's breeders secured a unique landrace discovered in the southeast African nation of Mozambique. They bred this stunning specimen with a potent indica variety from Mendocino County, California.

Breeding these two strains from opposite sides of the planet was an ambitious task. However, we are more than pleased with the result! Marula Fruit emerged as a heavily indica-dominant variety featuring 75% indica genetics and 25% sativa. She’s easy to grow, provides a rewarding yield, and offers medicinal qualities.

EFFECTS, FLAVOUR, AND AROMA OF MARULA FRUIT

To call Marula Fruit relaxing would be an understatement. Her effect is hard to capture in words alone. It’s reminiscent of the euphoria felt after a full body massage or full night’s sleep. A few puffs of these flowers will activate the parasympathetic nervous system, relax the muscles, and dissolve stress. Marula Fruit lifts a psychological weight off the shoulders and gives the mind a break. It’s not a strain designed for the daytime unless you have a day of rest planned. Instead, it’s ideal for evening use. Load up a bong or vape with her buds and escape the outside world for a while. Her flowers contain an average THC content of 20%, catalysing a high that sets in swiftly and lingers for a long time.

It’s easy to see why medicinal users experience so much relief with this strain. Her physical high is effective at taking the edge off pain, easing anxiety, and vanquishing stress.

Marula Fruit tickles the senses with her pleasant terpene profile. Her flowers are sweet and sugary, emanating delectable notes of cherry and cotton candy.

GROWING MARULA FRUIT

Marula Fruit is an absolute showoff. Growers will quickly discover this as the flowering phase begins. Her buds are unusual, yet pleasing to the eye. They’re spiky, Christmas-tree shaped, and produce large quantities of viscous resin. It’s a hardy variety that doesn’t require any specific growing conditions—it will thrive in just about any environment. Both indoor and outdoor plants are easy to manage and reach a medium height. Indoor plants produce a satisfying yield of around 475g/m² after a flowering period of 49–53 days. Plants cultivated outdoors churn out a massive 650g/plant, ready to harvest in early October.