Papaya Marijuana Strain Review
September 8, 2010 by Our Weed Editor
Filed under Marijuana Strain Reviews
The Papaya strain has also been called Mango, due to its tropical aroma and fruit-like taste. Its like inhaling fruity smoke. It is a cross between a Sativa/Indica blend and an Afghani strain, inheriting the Indica buzz and high yielding commercial crops of its parentage.
This fruity plant loves indoor growth or greenhouses, but in order to cultivate the famous scents of tastes which gave it its name, it should be grown outdoors.
The Papaya does mature quite early in comparison to some other strains, but it is resistant to mold and disease, making this one tough delicious plant. The buds are usually dense and glitter with crystals, creating sticky surfaces.
This is one of those strains of weed that you have to try once in your life, because the taste is worth any and all effort.
Papaya:
Mostly Indica high
Short in height
High in THC content
Flowers in about 8 weeks
Yields approximately 500 grams
Best grown outdoors for trademark Papaya qualities
Popularity: 4% [?]
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