Tropical guava in an autoflower, from a breeder far better known for orange peel.
David Crockett crossed Guava Pie, a dessert-fruit photoperiod, with WautoDog, an autoflowering father, to carry that fruit into a plant that flowers on its own clock rather than the light schedule. It is a small, six-seed feminised release, and a way to hold Crockett genetics in autoflower form.
Growers describe zesty tropical fruit up front, guava and sweet berry layered over bright citrus, more fruit stall than hash room.
Reports describe a happy, creative and energetic high that suits the daytime, with a balanced, easy feel in the body. Some users say it takes the edge off everyday aches, though that comes from user reports rather than the breeder.
The breeder has not published grow figures for this one, so the numbers here come from grower and seller reports: around 63 to 70 days from seed, plants of roughly 80 to 110 cm indoors and moderate yields. That compact height makes it a natural fit for small tents, and the short cycle means a quick turnaround from a single pack.
| Lineage |
Guava Pie x WautoDog |
| Type |
Hybrid, autoflowering |
| Seed type |
Feminised autoflower |
| Flowering time |
About 9 to 10 weeks from seed |
| Yield |
Moderate |
| Indoor/outdoor |
Not published |
| Terpenes |
Not published |
| THC |
Not published |
Bred by Crockett Family Farms, the family outfit of third-generation farmer David Crockett, who gave DNA Genetics the cut that became Tangie.
Collector's notice: this pack is sold as a sealed souvenir and novelty item for adults aged 18 and over. Seeds are not to be germinated where doing so is against the law. Strain details are the breeder's published information and reports from growers and users, given for reference only and not as medical advice. You are responsible for knowing and following the law where you live.
