Lovin’ In Her Eyes – Marsquake

Marsquake features dense, jewel-toned flowers with deep red and violet hues, standing out in any garden for its bold coloration and heavy trichome coverage.

It produces a layered blend of sour berries, dry earth, and warm spice, intensifying in the final weeks of bloom.

Marsquake adapts well to both environments but performs especially well indoors where light and airflow can be controlled.

On average, Marsquake flowers for 9 to 10 weeks, with some phenotypes pushing slightly longer depending on conditions.

It tends to stay compact with sturdy branching, making it manageable for tent grows and low ceiling rooms.

Yes, it develops a thick resin coat across buds and sugar leaves, ideal for rosin or solventless extraction.

Buds are chunky and tightly packed, forming dense clusters that respond well to trimming and curing.

It handles cool temps well and may display even deeper coloration when exposed to mild nighttime drops.

Absolutely — its bold colors, trichome production, and loud aroma make it a centerpiece strain for visual growers.

Growers who value a mix of bag appeal, complex aroma, and low-maintenance structure will find Marsquake rewarding.

Our orders arrive within 5–7 business days depending on your location.

Shifting to a 12/12 light cycle will initiate flowering indoors, usually within 7–10 days.

Yes, all seeds on our website are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Click HERE to learn more.

Feminized seeds ensure that each plant produces flowers, making space usage more efficient and planning more predictable.

Yes, it clones well and maintains vigor, making it suitable for mother plant rotation or pheno hunting.

Topping and low-stress training work well to shape the canopy and allow for even bud development.

Moderate defoliation in early bloom helps airflow and light penetration but avoid over-stripping the plant.

Yes, its even node spacing and strong branching make it a good candidate for screen-of-green training.

Yes, Marsquake’s predictable structure and flower timing make it compatible with most strains in shared spaces.

3 to 5 gallon containers allow enough space for healthy root growth without overextending.