Meringue feminized seeds

Perfectly matches the description. Not for non-experts. Reveals its potential only in ideal conditions and with an individual approach to care. I do not recommend growing it with other varieties in the same box. The buds are large and resinous, they smell of spices and candy, the taste is dessert-like, sweet. The effect is relaxing and inspiring.

It won't be easy. Not at all for beginners. The effect is deep and overwhelming. The aroma and taste are honeyed.

This is a strain for those willing to invest 3 months, dedicating themselves solely to growing it. It won't be easy. But the results will be excellent. The first bush was disappointing. The second harvest was a success. The taste, aroma, and potency are incredible.

This isn't just a strain, but a real baptism of fire. A year and a half ago, I tried growing this strain and failed. This time it was fine, as if it were completely different seeds. Of course, I learned from my previous mistakes. In short, everything went well, and I'm satisfied. I'm enjoying it and wish you the same.

I got 350g of m2 without training. There were no problems. The buds turned out to be of average quality, I expected better.

Not bad, interesting strain. But obviously not for the inexperienced. Even the most experienced will have their nerves on edge. During vegetation, she is particularly sensitive to everything. Still good. Can withstand stress and recover during vegetation. But it took 9 weeks. Same for flowering. I got 50g from the plant at the end - not a high productivity. Nevertheless, the aroma of the buds and their effect are wonderful. No questions here. Like a dessert

Don’t know who says it’s moody. My grow was alright. Only the yield was 40 g/ plant. Usually I get more. But the development was normal. No problem. Was growing in a 15 l pot, grew 1 m in height. Not lush, but dense, caused no hassle. Organic complex and 150 w LED. 5 weeks in veg, 9 weeks in flowering. Satisfied with the bud quality. Will bend it next time probably

Everything could be going well, but for some reason, the plants reacted extremely negatively to topping and didn't recover. I can't say anything else negative. They turned out to be low-yielding, only 40g/girl, but the quality is great. I don't know if I should try again. I probably will, but I won't.

I may have annoyed Herbie with my endless questions, but we've still reached the end. The hardest part of all is finding each other again. But the result is more precious because of it. It won't be easy, I tell you. But I'm ready to repeat this heroic deed.

Fancy, but you can live with it. I didn't really get it, honestly. Stoned and just stoned, like many others. Not the highest potency. Taste... maybe just the taste, yes. But there are plenty of tasty indica strains out there. Fed half the recommended amount and it was fine. Washed and dried twice. No big, medium-potency plants. I'll leave that to the connoisseurs, probably won't try it again myself - rather expensive and I didn't find anything special.

One plant was fed minerals, the other organic matter. It didn't die from the minerals, but there was still something wrong with it, and it looked bad. I tried to find the right approach, but without success. With organic matter, no problems. I'll keep that in mind for the future. I'll grow it again because the buds are unlike anything I've ever tried before. The yield isn't very good, but I didn't use any training; I was too afraid of doing something wrong. In 10-liter pots, the healthy plant was about 1 m tall, lush, thick, with many buds, but small. I guess there's no point talking about the small one...

4th week of vegetative stage, everything is okay so far. Light 18/6 LED 400 w, 15 litre pots, organic complex fertilizers. Temperature from 21 to 27 stable. Bending, going to switch to 12/12 for flowering
2 out of 3 germinated

The tastiest strain. Doesn't stretch upwards, responds well to bending. Large colas, likes warmth and light like sativas. To avoid overfeeding and nutritional problems in general, it's worth considering growing in clean soil and using Tripartite; a small amount will suffice. 14-week cycle, grows quite quickly, lots of foliage, thin out a little during vegetation and a few times during flowering. It's best not to stress it unnecessarily and avoid using HST.

Not the easiest to care for, demanding strain. Definitely not for beginners, even with 12 years experience hardly keep everything under control. Of course, the result is even more valuable. It did not work out to achieve 100 grams from the bush, but apparently it turned out to reveal a unique terpenes profile and a cannabinoid profile. Buds are a real pleasure

Seeds are great. Sprouted quickly into sturdy seedlings. It's good I was warned it was a fussy variety, I tried my best, gave my 100%, but the girls also thanked me 100%. I’m satisfied. Trip is intergalactic. Not just stone, but truly nirvana

Everything’s fine. Not perfect, only 300 g/m2, but still. 6 weeks in veg, 8 weeks in flowering. Buds are small but resinous. Now being cured, but not bad after drying

I recommend it to experienced users. 15-liter grow bags, organic fertilizers only, bright light, stress-free training only, 7 weeks of vegetation and 8 weeks of flowering, stable microclimate. Everything will be fine. Control the pH twice as carefully. 300g of 3 plants. The trip is hard to describe, you have to try it, but the effect is really powerful.

I think this strain is next level. It's capricious and fickle, requiring not only perfect conditions, but also a good understanding of what the plants need and when. In fact, you just need to be on the same wavelength as these girls. It's rather surprising that Dutch Passion brought such cannabis to the market, as it's usually difficult to make things easier for growers, and here it's quite the opposite. Nevertheless, only my third attempt rewarded me with something more or less decent. The first grow consisted of two plants. One died quickly for some unknown reason, the second grew weakly and yielded only 50g, and that was after 13 weeks. The quality was mediocre. The second grow, one plant, organic, the results were already better - 60g and without significant stress. The third attempt - two plants again, soil mix, organic, conditions for sativa, additional ventilation, bending. And then it was more fun - 100g/plant in 13 weeks. Fire quality. It's impossible to describe. The taste is really sweet and pleasant, and the journey is breathtaking. But I had to spend 3 months taking care of them, living for this girl.

Harvested in week 10 of flowering. *68 days of flowering VISUAL ASPECTS OF THIS CULTIVAR Bud Appearance: Dense, medium to small buds, frilly with purple tones at the end of its cycle Calyx to Leaf Ratio: Low leaf ratio. between narrow and wide leaf cultivar, lots of light penetration to the lower parts Trichomes: Large trichomes, from the lower buds to the top fully covered in resin Density (Weight): Heavy and dense buds Hardness: Very hard, need a grinder Bud Smell: Gassy, ​​earthy, spicy with some sort of herbal undertones Flavor Without Combustion: Gassy, ​​herbal EFFECTS: Instant strong effect, sometimes too accelerated but ends with a very coach lock, sedative to the body and mind.

Want dense, super sticky pungent nugs frosted in snow white trichomes??? You search is over, meet Dutch Passion's Meringue strain. She's a 60/40 Indica/Sativa hybrid derived from a cross of Wedding Cake x Animal Cookies. With her complex pungent, fruity/sweet aroma the Meringue's pungent/sweet, earthy aroma carries over to your palate when smoking her and, with her high THC levels, hits you quick and hard right between the eyes. Relaxation quickly sets in with a calm euphoria (great for listening to old vinyl) which eventually will lock you down for the count. A GREAT evening smoke! I plan on pressing a good bit of this and am sure the yields should be epic considering the amount of trichomes present and the terpene profile should make your mouth water! 😎🙏

Some of the best flowers I've grown so far. Meringue produces massive, dense flowers full of resin, with a complex terpene profile, composed of tropical fruits and mostly sugar, sugar, and more sugar. Not a diabetic strain for sure. The effects are also very good: it starts with a sweet, relaxed feeling, then it turns into a creative boost, making you proactive about various activities such as making music, making DIY stuff, or just chilling out with good friends! She wasn't the easiest plant to work with, very atypical growth. She literally grew like a clone, asymmetrical nodes almost from the start, so I couldn't maintain her as much as the other strains in the tent. Her fan leaves have crazy elongated stems, creating massive shaded areas under the canopy, defoliation was mandatory to get the most out of the lower buds. In the end, all the effort was worth it; I was gifted with 128 grams of pure candy, and I was also able to make a fiery Ice'o'lator with the leaves from the garnish. If you're ready for an unusual plant that will reward you with sweet buds (in all the right ways), go for it, Meringue might just become your new favorite strain!

Well, I have to say that this strain is now my favorite indica strain. It has a woody pine flavor with some caramel notes at the end of the exhale. Its effect is very relaxing, the complete opposite of sativa effects. It's a very relaxing trip mix that lasts at least 1 hour. Excellent strain, and I'll definitely try it again in the future.