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Papaya Guava

Feminized photoperiod

Papaya Guava brings tropical fruit flavours and a mellow, sociable high, suited to thoughtful growers.

Why choose Papaya Guava?
  • Tropical flavours with dependable growth
  • Performs well in greenhouses when managed
  • Balanced high for social relaxation
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Papaya x Guava
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium, bushy
Yield Medium to high (with greenhouse)
Taste Ripe papaya, Sweet guava, Citrus and floral notes
Seed Type Feminized photoperiod
Climate Damp coastal
Effects Cerebral uplift, Physical relaxation, Sociable and mellow
Environment Indoor and greenhouse; outdoor in sheltered sites

About Papaya Guava

Papaya Guava is an indica-dominant hybrid crossed from Papaya x Guava, offering ripe papaya and sweet guava flavours with a clean citrus finish. It provides a cerebral uplift that eases into relaxed physical calm, making it useful for stress relief and mild pain management. The strain performs best with consistent environmental control, especially in damp coastal areas where mould is a risk. Growers in greenhouses or controlled indoor setups will see the best yields and terpene expression.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Papaya Guava in a damp coastal climate raises the risk of mould and bud rot. It suits intermediate growers who can maintain good airflow and humidity control.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering usually finishes in eight to nine weeks. Outdoor plants are typically ready to harvest in late September to early October in UK seasons.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high when plants receive consistent care and training. Using a greenhouse in Newcastle can push results toward the upper end of the range.

Height:

Plants remain medium in height with a compact, bushy structure and sturdy branches. They respond well to low-stress training and topping.

Environment:

Indoors or in a greenhouse this strain performs well in Newcastle when environmental controls are used. Outdoors around Newcastle choose sheltered, sunny spots to reduce exposure to persistent damp.

Climate:

Growing Papaya Guava in Newcastle requires constant attention due to the damp coastal climate. Extra ventilation, dehumidifiers and careful pruning are necessary to prevent mildew.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.

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How do you stop bud rot in this strain?
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I keep RH below 55% during flowering, space colas for airflow and remove any suspect buds immediately to stop spread.
Common question Posted by Urbanseedbank Answered
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What feeding schedule worked for you?
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Moderate base nutrients, light calcium and magnesium supplements and a gradual reduction in late flower gave best flavour and yield.
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Do you use CO2 in the greenhouse?
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I don’t; CO2 can help but in a damp coastal greenhouse the priority is ventilation which negates most CO2 gains.
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When do you harvest in Newcastle?
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I usually pick in late September, watching trichomes closely and avoiding wet weather spells common around that time.
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Any tips for training early growth?
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Start LST in week two, top once and spread branches to create an even canopy that dries quickly after rain or mist.

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