Mendo Breath (Atlas Seed) Feminized

🌲 Mendo Breath: Legendary Northern California classic with up to 28% THC

The essence of the Emerald Triangle: Mendo Breath from Atlas Seed brings the legendary cross between OGKB and Mendo Montage in perfect inbreeding stability directly into your grow room - with up to 28% THC and an intoxicating caramel-vanilla gas profile.

Aroma & Terpenes

Mendo Breath exudes an inimitable, extremely dense bouquet that makes Mendocino's rich history noticeable in every puff. The glittering buds exude a warm scent sweet caramel, roasted nuts and buttery vanilla, which is masterfully characterized by a heavy, earthy note spicy diesel fuel, fine pine resin and moist forest soil is worn. When burned or vaporized, it creates an exceptionally smooth, dense smoke that velvety coats the palate and leaves a sweet-tart, long-lasting Kush flavor. The effect begins immediately after the first puff: a feeling of deep, comfortable security floods your head and allows everyday stress to fade away immediately. Shortly afterwards, a powerful, narcotic body weight takes over, releasing all muscle tension and creating an irresistible sense of comfort. An indispensable strain for late after work, for deep relaxation on the sofa or to relieve stubborn sleep disorders.

Grow Report & Pro Tip

In the grow room, Mendo Breath presents itself as a prime example of first-class Californian indica genetics. The plants grow bushy and structured with strong stems and reach average heights of 90 to 125 cm. After a flowering period of 9 to 10 weeks, golf ball-sized, rock-hard buds form, buried beneath a massive layer of sparkling amber trichomes. Towards the end of flowering, the leaves often turn dark purple to almost black. Indoors, it produces a discreet 300 to 350 g/m² of the finest connoisseur flowers, while outdoors under full sun, up to 750 g per plant can be achieved. The buds have an outstanding calyx-to-leaf ratio, making manicuring a real pleasure.

Pro tip: Extend the vegetative phase by one to two weeks and use low-stress training (LST) to pull the side shoots further out. This allows you to form more buds and noticeably increase the overall yield.