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Pearadise Feminized Seeds

Q: How long to flower Pearadise?

Flowering takes 8 to 10 weeks. Check trichomes near week 8 for ripeness.

Q: What yield should I expect indoors?

Plan for 400 to 550 g per square meter with standard HPS or LED setups and good canopy control.

Q: Which nutrients help during bloom?

Shift to higher phosphorus and potassium after week 3 of bloom. Reduce nitrogen steadily.

Q: How tall will plants grow indoors?

Indoor height averages 80 to 140 cm. Use topping and low-stress training to control stretch.

Q: Is Pearadise good for ScROG?

Yes. The branch structure responds well to a screen and fills the canopy evenly.

Q: When to flush before harvest?

Start a light flush 7 to 10 days before harvest for cleaner smoke. Monitor resin and terpene aroma.

Q: Which pests threaten this strain?

Spider mites and powdery mildew appear in warm, humid rooms. Maintain airflow and inspect weekly.

Q: What light schedule for flower?

Use 12/12 hours for flowering. Maintain stable dark periods to avoid stress-related hermaphroditism.

Q: How to preserve the pear aroma?

Harvest at slightly amber trichomes and dry slowly at 45-55% RH to retain terpenes.

Q: Which training gives biggest yield boost?

A combo of topping and screen of green yields biggest canopy uniformity and weight gains.

Pearadise Feminized Seeds by Captain Seeds - Indica-leaning hybrid with pear aroma, balanced highs, and moderate grow needs.

Ripe pear terpene profile
Stable yields with training
Balanced day-to-night effects

Pearadise blends ripe pear flavor with citrus and floral notes. The plant prefers warm Mediterranean climates and returns 400 to 800 g depending on environment. Growers use topping and screen of green to control stretch and maximize yield. Flowering runs 8 to 10 weeks. The effect starts as focused uplift and shifts to body relaxation and sleep at higher doses.

Pearadise Feminized Seeds Quick Facts

All the essential strain details at a glance for growers and users.

Property	Value	Description
Type	Indica-leaning Hybrid	Pearadise is an indica-leaning hybrid.
THC Content	18-24%	THC ranges 18-24% by weight.
CBD Content	0.5-1%	CBD stays low at 0.5-1%.
Grow Difficulty	Moderate	You need moderate experience to get consistent results.
Flowering Time	8-10	Flowering runs 8 to 10 weeks.
Yield	Indoor 400-550 g/m2; Outdoor 500-800 g/plant	Indoor yield sits between 400 and 550 g per square meter; outdoor yield reaches 500 to 800 g per plant.
Height	Medium: 80-140 cm	Expect 80 to 140 cm indoors and taller plants outdoors.
Environment	Indoor and Outdoor	Grow indoors or outdoors depending on space.
Effects	Uplifted focus, Gentle body relaxation, Sleep aid at high doses	Expect uplifted focus, steady body relaxation, and sleep at high doses.
Flavor Profile	Ripe pear, Citrus peel, Sweet floral	Aroma and taste highlight ripe pear, citrus peel, and light floral sugar.
Genetics	Pear x Paradise Haze	Genetics read Pear x Paradise Haze.
Climate	Warm Mediterranean	Prefer warm Mediterranean climates with steady days and mild nights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Questions About Growing Pearadise Cannabis Seeds

How long to flower Pearadise?

What yield should I expect indoors?

Which nutrients help during bloom?

How tall will plants grow indoors?

Is Pearadise good for ScROG?

When to flush before harvest?

Which pests threaten this strain?

What light schedule for flower?

How to preserve the pear aroma?

Which training gives biggest yield boost?

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Q: My plants stretch heavily in week 2 of flower. What now?

A: Lower light height slowly to increase intensity. Add a light defoliation to expose lower nodes. Tie branches to flatten canopy.