Fat Banana

Fat Banana Has Fruity Roots in Banana and OG Kush Cannabis Seeds

Fat Banana seeds are the result of an intense selective breeding project here at RQS, with the aim to produce and hone a strain rarely seen in the cannabis community. The result is a strain with some uncommon features, likely appeal to connoisseurs, collectors, and growers alike – especially for those looking for a unique stash.

Fat Banana is a prime Kush strain with a genetic background tracing back to OG Kush x Chiquita Banana. It is a heritage with a lot of power behind it, creating a foundation for Fat Banana’s greatness. This can be seen in the potency of Fat Banana’s bud, which can reach up to 25%+ THC when grown with an expert hand. The potential here is great!

Fat Banana Feminized Cannabis Seeds: Yield and Growing Characteristics

Fat Banana can yield an average of 350-400 g/m² under a 600w light, and flowers in around 8-10 weeks indoors. Despite the Fat Banana strain being an indica-dominant hybrid, it could be classed as something of a “stretch indica” given its propensity to develop an enormous main cola if left untrained.

Outdoors in warmer climates, Fat Banana cannabis seeds can turn into monster bushes that will most likely require support. They will be ready for the chop by mid-September. As mentioned, if you treat these seeds right, the prize is a fat stash of chunky nuggets with 25%+ THC and a sweet, fruity banana aroma.

Effects and Flavour

Fat Banana is the Kush nobody saw coming. Mild initial euphoric effects and a mouth-watering sweet fruity flavour could fool you into overdoing it with this unusual strain. However, it is potent! A powerful physical stoned sensation will begin to creep up and take hold sooner or later, followed by an unimaginably relaxing experience. Prepare for the munchies – this is a trip to flavour country that begins and ends on the couch.

When it comes to flavour, the Fat Banana strain has a sweet taste featuring hints of citrus. As mentioned, the aroma the bud produces is reminiscent of its namesake, making it a treat for the nostrils.