Lovin’ In Her Eyes – Roseberry

Roseberry offers a rare mix of floral perfume, ripe berry sweetness, and herbal complexity, making it a unique selection for growers prioritizing aroma and color.

The aroma starts soft and fruity, then intensifies into a sharp fusion of rose petal, crushed raspberry, and wild herb as buds mature.

It develops dense, frosty flowers with dark red pistils, soft green leaves, and occasional lavender accents in cooler temperatures.

It’s well suited to both, though indoor setups help lock in its nuanced terpenes and protect against late-season moisture outdoors.

It typically finishes flowering in 9 to 10 weeks, with some expressions ready to harvest by day 63.

It stretches moderately, usually increasing in height by 1.5x, making it manageable in tents and mid-height environments.

Those who appreciate boutique flower with layered terpene profiles and easy structure will find Roseberry especially rewarding.

It forms chunky, symmetrical nugs with minimal leaf and a thick coating of resin, making for quick, efficient trimming.

Its luxurious scent, rare floral-over-fruit balance, and smooth post-cure finish make it perfect for top-shelf jars and hash prep.

Yes, when cured for 14 days in stable conditions, its rose-berry fusion deepens without losing brightness or definition.

Yes, Roseberry seeds are feminized to ensure each plant in the garden produces flower without developing male parts.

A 12 hours on, 12 hours off cycle will trigger flowering and maintain bloom until harvest.

Feminized seeds eliminate the risk of male plants, making the grow more predictable and maximizing usable flower sites.

Yes, its steady structure, high resilience, and clear visual cues during flower make it friendly to less experienced cultivators.

Of course, all seeds on our website are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Click HERE to learn more about this topic.

LST and topping are both effective in promoting branching and shaping even canopies during early vegetative growth.

All seeds are shipped in plain, unbranded packaging on the outside to ensure your privacy.

Light defoliation around week 3 and week 6 improves airflow and exposes inner growth sites for stronger flower development.

Yes, it performs well in compact environments when trained early, making it ideal for 2×2 or 3×3 tents.

Three- to five-gallon pots work well, giving roots room to expand without overwhelming smaller spaces.