Rosetta Stone Feminized Seeds

Introducing the Rosetta Stone Seed

This cannabis strain entered the market when breeders first blended a female Ginger Ale plant with a White Widow male. Later, they combined the Northern Lights to create Rosetta Stone seeds. These seeds produce plants with bright yellow flowers covered with snow-white trichomes that testify to their White Widow heritage.

This weed breed has a near-equal Indica-Sativa composition, although it contains more Indica features and properties. This well-balanced hybrid has a 15–20% THC content. The strain is commonly used by patients with anxiety, depression, and stress due to its soothing effects; besides, it helps people with arthritis and migraines. The buds produce a citrus, pine, and ginger scent associated with its main terpenes: Beta Pinene, Farnesene, and Linalool.

Growing Rosetta Stone Feminized

These seeds were meant for indoor growing due to their short height, which doesn’t exceed 4ft. However, you may also cultivate them outdoors in favorable climatic conditions. The feminized plants are economical and save marijuana cultivators the hassle of separating males from females. These marijuana seeds produce crops that can grow in temperatures ranging from 70–90 degrees Fahrenheit, 78 degrees being optimal.

The indoor flowering period is 55–65 days, with a harvest capacity of 14–17.5 oz. per m². The Rosetta Stone feminized seeds thrive in Mediterranean-like climates because they’re warm, dry, and sunny. When your plants are cultivated in ideal outdoor conditions, you may expect to reap 21–25 ounces per plant outdoors. Ensure you harvest your plants no later than mid-October before winter arrives.