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Copa Genetics, Regional Breeders & Strains, Regular Photoperiod Seeds (Non-Feminized)Amped Up F1 10 Regular Seeds
$49.00
Copa Genetics Amped Up F1 10 Regular Photoperiod Seeds
Availability: 7 in stock
**Recommended for Outdoor Growers Only**
Copa Genetics Amped Up is an F1 photoperiod cross of 100 Amp Cut and Copa’s GSD F6 male.
Breeder: Copa Genetics
Strain: Amped Up
Genetics: 100 Amp Cut x GSD F6
Sex: Regs
Type: Photoperiod
Flower time: Mid to late September finish
Yield: 2lbs easy if you know what you are doing
In/Out/Both: Outdoor
Notes: Go, Go, Go!!! Energy lift with a positive vibe. Strong.
Tested Outdoors finishes in Mid-late September.
10 Regular Photoperiod Seeds per pack!
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Chahhlie (verified owner) –
Not as vigorous as Crazy Bitch or Heaven Mountain Remix. Yield a little underwhelming. But top-shelf smoke with a bright, slightly speedy sativa-like high.
I grew this outdoors in Boston. The plants grow kind of lanky, with minimal leafiness (which makes trimming really easy). No problems at all with bud rot, but it was an abnormally dry September here. The buds are pretty small, which may make them less vulnerable to rot. I harvested the first week of October. I lose a lot of sunlight in September because of my neighbor’s oak tree, so under more ideal circumstances it might’ve been ready a little earlier.
Next year I’ll start the plants indoors a little earlier and do more topping/ training to increase the yield. I would REALLY like to see a feminized option for these seeds.
Paul N Chucker –
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We appreciate your honest feedback. It’s helpful to hear about different growing conditions and their impact on the strain’s performance. 🙂