PAPAYA ZOAP F1 FAST VERSION

The genetic heritage of the variety turned out to be truly international: its roots reach back to Colombia, Mexico, Afghanistan, Thailand, Hawaii—and the list goes on. This cocktail of landraces has given the hybrid a rich terpene profile, resistance to external influences, and a distinctive appearance. At the same time, breeders have achieved a remarkable result: a flowering phase of about 7 weeks without losing the power and heaviness characteristic of photoperiod plants. The terpene profile of Papaya Zoap F1 Fast Version turned out to be the real highlight of this hybrid. The main notes of the aroma included ripe papaya, mango, and citrus freshness with accents of earth, sandalwood, and smoke.

At the moment of transition to the flowering phase, the plants changed dramatically. The internodes quickly filled with inflorescences, and the air around them was filled with the rich aroma of tropical fruits with earthy-spicy notes. Dense buds began to form at an astonishing rate, becoming abundantly covered with shiny trichomes. Indoors, Papaya Zoap F1 Fast Version yielded 500 to 600 g/m2, and outdoors, up to 450 g per plant could be observed. At the same time, the bushes did not require intensive care and forgave minor mistakes in agricultural technology, tolerating moderate stress perfectly.

The strain demonstrated good weight and stability even in temperate latitudes, where weather conditions are not always favorable for southern genetics. Under the influence of lower night temperatures, the tops of the bushes took on purple and violet hues, contrasting with the bright yellow-orange pistils sticking out in different directions. At full maturity, the buds became dense and heavy, like juicy exotic fruits, and the resin coating turned them into shiny crystalline formations.