Peanut Butter Bomb Fast (Atlas Seed) Feminized

🥜 Peanut Butter Bomb Fast: Explosive peanut diesel power with up to 28% THC

A nutty flavor explosion: Peanut Butter Bomb Fast from Atlas Seed crosses Peanut Butter Souffle with Fatso 84 Auto to create a resinous fast-flowering heavyweight with up to 28% THC and massive yields.

Aroma & Terpenes

Peanut Butter Bomb Fast impresses with its intensely nutty, spicy and incomparably creamy aroma. Even at the first sniff, opulent nuances emerge freshly roasted peanuts, buttery pastries and creamy vanilla into the nose. This velvety dessert profile is built from a deep, earthy foundation pungent diesel fuel, damp forest floor and spicy garlic Kush which unmistakably refers to the Fatso and GMO relationship. When inhaled, the strain produces an extremely voluminous, rich smoke that hits the taste buds like creamy peanut butter and surprises with a sharp, spicy, gassy finish. The effect is resounding and sedating: an initial euphoric haze immediately removes any stress from the mind before a heavy, warming wave of deep physical relaxation floods the muscles. She pushes you gently but inevitably into the pillows. Ideal for late evenings, movie marathons on the couch or as a reliable companion for a restful deep sleep.

Grow Report & Pro Tip

When cultivated, Peanut Butter Bomb Fast presents itself as a high-yielding, vital variety with strong side shoots and stable growth. The plants reach heights of 90 to 125 cm indoors and form heavy, dense flower clusters during the 9 to 10 week flowering phase that are literally drowning in trichomes. Indoors it produces impressive yields of 450 to 600 g/m², while vigorous outdoor plants under full sun can produce up to 750 g per specimen. Its natural resistance to cooler temperatures and mold makes it suitable for both beginners and experienced growers. Additionally, the rich resin production makes it an absolute dream for making bubble hash and solvent-free rosin.

Pro tip: Support the heavy side shoots with plant supports or a net in the last weeks of flowering. The extremely dense and resin-rich colas develop a considerable weight and tend to bend when fully ripe.