Watermelon Zkittles acquired its genetics from crossing the Zkittles and the Watermelon strains.

This indica dominant strain is known for its mouthwatering flavour and aroma that mimics its name. When broken apart, notes of sweet citrus, watermelon, and earth emerge. Some reviewers have noted when smoked or vaped, the flavour of Watermelon Zkittles can turn slightly sour and pungent.

The THC percentages can reach above 25%. 

This strain has a sweet, citrus and watermelon flavour in each toke. The aroma is of earthy herbs and rich fruity citrus with a heavily sour overtone that turns slightly pungent the more the nugs are burned.

Its effect is strong and will make you feel relaxed and worriless. The high starts with a rush of cerebral effects that smash into your head with giddy and unfocused euphoria. As your mind soars higher and higher, your body will begin to settle into a deeply relaxing state, keeping you anchored as the head rush continues to rampage. Thanks to these cerebral effects and its high 25% + average THC level, Watermelon Zkittles is perfect for treating conditions such as mood swings, chronic stress or anxiety, neuropathy, and chronic pain.

Regarding indoor growing, Watermelon Zkittles seeds produce large yields of up to 550g/m2, which is quite an interesting amount for this type of strain. Indoor plants don’t grow to be too big, growing to a maximum of 1.4m when not kept under control.

It takes around 63 days to flower, so it can be considered a mid-fast strain. It has various purple tones in its leaves, which contrast with its white leaves which end up covered in resin. That’s why we think this strain is quite the catch, worth growing if you’re looking for a balanced hybrid with various indica and sativa effects.

When it comes to outdoor growing, this strain is known for its average height, which can switch between 1.4 and 2m. This makes it quite an easy plant to handle, and it can produce over 1kg per plant when done right.

It’s also incredibly important to give your plants the necessary nutrients needed, including high-quality fertilizers for the growth and flowering periods.

Watermelon Zkittles acquired its genetics from crossing the Zkittles and the Watermelon strains.

This indica dominant strain is known for its mouthwatering flavour and aroma that mimics its name. When broken apart, notes of sweet citrus, watermelon, and earth emerge. Some reviewers have noted when smoked or vaped, the flavour of Watermelon Zkittles can turn slightly sour and pungent.

The THC percentages can reach above 25%. 

This strain has a sweet, citrus and watermelon flavour in each toke. The aroma is of earthy herbs and rich fruity citrus with a heavily sour overtone that turns slightly pungent the more the nugs are burned.

Its effect is strong and will make you feel relaxed and worriless. The high starts with a rush of cerebral effects that smash into your head with giddy and unfocused euphoria. As your mind soars higher and higher, your body will begin to settle into a deeply relaxing state, keeping you anchored as the head rush continues to rampage. Thanks to these cerebral effects and its high 25% + average THC level, Watermelon Zkittles is perfect for treating conditions such as mood swings, chronic stress or anxiety, neuropathy, and chronic pain.

Regarding indoor growing, Watermelon Zkittles seeds produce large yields of up to 550g/m2, which is quite an interesting amount for this type of strain. Indoor plants don’t grow to be too big, growing to a maximum of 1.4m when not kept under control.

It takes around 63 days to flower, so it can be considered a mid-fast strain. It has various purple tones in its leaves, which contrast with its white leaves which end up covered in resin. That’s why we think this strain is quite the catch, worth growing if you’re looking for a balanced hybrid with various indica and sativa effects.

When it comes to outdoor growing, this strain is known for its average height, which can switch between 1.4 and 2m. This makes it quite an easy plant to handle, and it can produce over 1kg per plant when done right.

It’s also incredibly important to give your plants the necessary nutrients needed, including high-quality fertilizers for the growth and flowering periods.