If you haven’t heard of Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds, prepare to be amazed by the tropical flavors, massive yields, and powerful effects synonymous with this cultivar. Unless you’re new to the 420 community, Nikki Lastreto and Swami Chaitanya, better known as Nikki and Swami, are household names. 

They’re among the best master cannabis cultivators in the world and our very own Homegrown Specialists. Home growers highly value their recommendations of marijuana cultivars. 

So, if they put their name to these feminized seeds, it’s worth taking notice. Read on to find out what Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds are all about. Discover the effects, therapeutic benefits, cultivation methods, and answers to common questions.

What are Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized cannabis seeds?

Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized seeds produce buds with a tropical fruit aroma and flavor. The fragrance and taste of passion fruit, to be precise, is why this cultivar is called Maracuya. If you haven’t guessed already, Maracuya means passion fruit in Spanish. 

A quick look at its genetics explains its delectable fruitiness. Maracuya is the result of crossing two delicious cultivars, namely Sweet Pink Grapefruit and Orange Bud. Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds are a cultivator’s delight as you’ll get all-female plants. These are the ones that produce the tasty buds you want. 

Our experts carefully engineered these feminized cannabis seeds by eliminating the male chromosomes. Unless you’re a breeder, you don’t want pollinating male plants. Neither do you want the additional work of separating and removing them. 

Sativa-dominant plants are typically tall. However, Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds produce medium-sized crops, stretching to a maximum of around 5 feet indoors. They unleash their true potential outdoors, though, reaching a maximum height of up to 10 feet. 

The plant is dense with medium-to-large flowers and bright green leaves that turn purple when exposed to cold temperatures. Its elongated buds are covered with orange pistils and frosty white trichomes. Cultivating Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized plants may be challenging for beginners, but mid-level growers will find its yield rewarding. 

What are the effects of Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed?

With sativa-dominant genetics and an average THC content of 20%, Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized cultivar is extremely potent. As a result, users report having greater focus, creativity, and motivation. It also helps introverts come out of their shell. 

It’s more of a daytime treat because you’ll get a boost to get your everyday tasks done with ease. Another reason why users enjoy this cultivar is its therapeutic uses. Typical claims include relief from pain, migraines, and other physical ailments. 

As Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized plants are sativas, you can expect more of a cerebral high when you smoke the buds. After consumption, you find yourself calm and relaxed while your mind is enlivened. Here are some common user-reported effects:

- Enhanced creativity

- Improved focus

- Better motivation and productivity 

- Heightened sensory perception

- Upliftment and stress relief

- Reduced inhibitions

Toking these buds won’t knock you out for some time, making Maracuya the perfect daytime cultivar. Instead, it’ll help you tackle tasks more efficiently. Remember, Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized weed is potent with high THC levels. It can put your lights out in an instant if you overindulge. 

When using these nugs, be prudent and start with low doses. Don’t get carried away by their delicious flavors. Progress only when you’re accustomed to the effects. Some users report pain and anxiety relief. Higher doses can cause a reversed effect, though. Your mind can space out, and you might feel more anxious or even paranoid. 

In excessive doses, Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized nugs will also leave you stuck on the couch. Cottonmouth and dry eyes are possible, too. But they’re typical side effects of smoking marijuana. You can prevent or minimize the severity of cottonmouth severity by drinking plenty of water. 

If necessary, use some eye drops. We suggest keeping water and eye solutions close by when toking up. Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed can also trigger the munchies. So, be sure to have a bowl of treats handy. 

What does Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed smell like?

If you guessed that Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized weed has a fruity scent, you’d be spot on. After all, its parent cultivars are Sweet Pink Grapefruit and Orange Bud. Users relate the cultivar’s aroma to tropical fruits. It’s called passion fruit (“Maracuya” in Spanish) because of its citrus scent and sweet, lemony flavor. 

You can smell Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized nugs when you walk into the grow room or open a full bag of them. When lighting up, you’ll get a whiff of their exotic fragrance on every exhale. 

Be prepared to share if you’re in a group—Maracuya’s refreshing scent is bound to attract everyone’s attention. Tokers say that Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized weed, aside from its fragrance, tastes like real passion fruit and produces a smooth citrus smoke. 

How to germinate Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds

If you germinate your cannabis seeds well, you’ll have an excellent chance of healthy crops. Our step-by-step germination guide will help you in this essential phase of the growing process. 

Here’s what you’ll need to germinate your Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds. You don’t require special equipment. These are everyday items you already have:

- Water (bottled or purified) 

- A pair of tweezers 

- Paper towels

- A plate

Step 1: Take two sheets of paper towel. Moisten them. Make sure they’re not soaking wet. 

Step 2: Place one of the towels on the plate. Then, using the tweezers, carefully lay your Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds about an inch apart on the paper towel. 

Step 3: Cover the cannabis seeds with the other paper towel and keep them moist. 

Step 4: Place the plate in a warm and dark spot for 12 to 36 hours (up to 120 hours. ) Once their taproots appear, you can plant your marijuana seeds. 

Don’t leave your cannabis seeds unattended. Inspect them regularly to ensure they remain moist. It’s vital that you don’t let them dry out. 

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds grow guide

Once you’ve experienced the delicious Maracuya, you’ll appreciate why users cultivate their own high-yield plants. They want to ensure their stash doesn’t run out. Although it’s not a straightforward process for newbies, we’ll show you how to grow private crops with Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds. 

Regardless of your experience level, it’s an advantage to know the ins and outs of cultivating, so you’ll soon be able to fill your stash jar with delectable nugs. This is a high-yielding cultivar that rewards hard work. With Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds, you’ll save time and effort because there’s no need for gender segregation. 

In other words, no pollinating male plants will destroy your harvest. Instead, you’ll get an all-female crop that produces the fruity, resinous buds you want. 

You can grow Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized plants indoors and outdoors. This cultivar thrives in Mediterranean-like climates. It loves warm conditions with lots of sun that you’ll find in places like California and the southern parts of Italy and Spain. 

However, even with the ideal climate, you have to be vigilant when growing weed outdoors. Mold and mildew can cause problems for your cannabis plants. If you live in an area where the weather is not conducive, you can still cultivate Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized plants. 

An indoor setup provides an environment where you can control the temperature, humidity, and potential threats to your crops. Be sure to keep temperatures between 68℉–77℉ in the daytime. At night, lower it to about 7℉–9℉ less. 

During the vegetation phase, keep the humidity level around 45%–55%. Then, bring it down by about 10% when you change the light cycle to 12/12. For optimal results, grow your Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized seeds into healthy, bud-bearing plants with our dedicated range of Homegrown nutes. 

The Sea of Green (SOG) method also boosts yields, allowing for more crops in less space and a shorter vegetative phase. You can also apply various advanced training techniques to Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized plants. 

You don’t necessarily have to master them initially, but it’s essential knowledge to have. We won’t go into it in detail here, but here are four techniques to promote optimal development and maximize your harvests:

- Selective leaf pruning: Removing leaves that deny light exposure to budding sites. 

- Branch and node pruning: Removing weaker branches and nodes to divert energy for improved harvests. 

- Topping and training: Creating more than one cola and an even canopy for optimal light exposure. 

- Snapping and twisting: Breaking the inner hurd of branches to increase nutrient uptake for better yields. 

When cultivating outdoors in the northern hemisphere, you can expect to harvest up to 21 oz. of fresh, tasty buds per plant sometime in early October. The flowering period for Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plants is about 8–9 weeks indoors. Your crops can produce up to 21 oz./m2. 

What is Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plant genetics?

With genetics from flavorful parents Sweet Pink Grapefruit and Orange Bud, it’s no wonder that Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed has a delicious fruity taste. The former is from Vancouver, Canada, but its genetics are still a mystery, except that one of its parents is said to be a Northern Lights #1 cultivar. It’s known for its rare, intense sweet flavor. 

Orange Bud, an indica, is the product of two skunk cultivars. No one knows its exact genetics, though. Yet, despite having skunk parents, its fragrance is more floral and citrusy. Since “Maracuya” is the Spanish word for passion fruit, you should have an idea of what that fruity taste is. 

- Sweet Pink Grapefruit x Orange Bud = Nikki and Swami's Maracuya

Wellness and Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds

Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized weed is also in demand for therapeutic reasons. Medical marijuana patients who use the buds claim they’ve found symptomatic relief from several conditions. The nugs’ uplifting effects may help energize those dealing with fatigue. 

What’s more, the cerebral high eases the day’s worries and stress. Some users claim they’ve found Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized weed calming and helpful for anxiety. Increased focus is another commonly reported benefit among tokers. 

Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized cultivar also has potential pain-relieving properties. Some users report relief from ailments such as migraines, muscle aches, and joint stiffness. Marijuana often makes you reach for the munchies. So does Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya, which can help increase appetite. 

Disclaimer: This medical marijuana information is not advice and should not be treated as such. Please seek professional medical advice. 

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds: Frequently asked questions

In this section, you’ll find the answers to questions we’ve been asked about Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds. If you have further inquiries about cultivation, check out our Homegrown Forum. That’s where cultivators share their growing tips and stories. Contact us if you have other specific questions that we haven’t covered in this section. 

What is the difference between regular, feminized, and autoflower cannabis seeds?

Regular and feminized cannabis seeds produce photoperiodic plants. That is, they flower only when exposed to a set number of hours in undisturbed darkness. Autoflowering marijuana seeds flower according to their internal clock. 

Here are the other significant differences: 

- Regular seeds: Pollinated seeds that produce male or female cannabis plants. 

- Feminized seeds: Similar in appearance to regular weed seeds, except they don’t contain male chromosomes. These female marijuana seeds produce bud-developing plants. 

- Autoflower seeds: Plants from these cannabis seeds will flower when they’re matured, without growers controlling the daily light schedule. They can be regular or feminized, too. 

Where can I get free Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds?

We have regular BOGO promos where you buy a pack of marijuana seeds and get one more free of charge. So, when Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds are on offer, you can get two packs for the price of one. Check out our BOGO section regularly, so you don’t miss out. 

Can a beginner grow Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized?

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds are more suitable for cultivators with intermediate knowledge and skills. If you’re a beginner, you can still learn the ropes and master the necessary techniques. It may take more time and effort, but the rewards will make it worth your while. 

What is the flowering time of Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plants?

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plants have a flowering time of 8–9 weeks. If you use the Sea of Green (SOG) method, you can get an earlier harvest. With this technique, plants move into the flowering stage while they’re younger and smaller. By training your plants, you’ll also maximize bud production. 

How long do Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds take to germinate?

Your Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds will typically germinate within 12–36 hours with the right conditions. In some cases, they can take up to 120 hours or five days. Remember to keep your marijuana seeds moist during the process. Don’t let them dry out. If you get the germination step right, you’ll be on the right track to a successful harvest. 

How long does it take Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed to grow from seed to harvest?

Although Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plants flower in 8–9 weeks, their typical growth cycle takes around 29 weeks from seed to harvest. It involves the following stages:

- Germination: 3–10 days

- Seedling: 2–3 weeks

- Vegetative: 3–16 weeks

- Flowering: 8–9 weeks

Outdoor cultivation is best, but indoors, you can control the life cycle of your Nikki and Swami’s Maracuya feminized crops. 

What is the best grow medium for Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized - hydro or soil?

You can use hydroponic systems and soil when you grow Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plants. Give your crops a proper nutrient diet, especially when using hydroponics. You can add them to the water. 

Potassium (K) and phosphorus (P) are essential, but we recommend our broad range of Homegrown nutes for best results. With the ideal environmental conditions, your crops will thrive regardless of the growing method. 

What is the average height of Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized plant?

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized is a unique sativa-dominant cultivar. It can stretch up to around 5 feet indoors with an outdoor height of about 10 feet. A plant’s height is valuable information as it helps you decide where to cultivate it. In this case, you can grow Maracuya indoors without any vertical space limitations. 

Where can I find pictures of Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized marijuana?

We have lots of pictures of the gorgeous Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed on this page. If you want more, check out Nikki and Swami’s Feminized Homegrown Diaries. It’s where proud growers post images of their buds and share their cultivation journeys. Once you buy marijuana seeds with us, you can even start your own diary. 

Where is the best place to buy Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds in the USA?

Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds form part of our exclusive Cultivars with Characters collection, so you can only buy them here at Homegrown Cannabis Co. We only sell high-quality, hand-picked, fast-germinating cannabis seeds at competitive prices— available for shipping across the United States. 

Are there any other names for Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized weed?

No. Nikki and Swami's Maracuya feminized seeds form part of our exclusive Cultivars with Character collection, so there aren’t any other names. Master growers and Homegrown Specialists Nikki and Swami gave these marijuana seeds their stamp of approval—hence their name. 

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