Gary Payton THCA Seeds

Gary Payton (THCA) is prized for its dense flower structure, powerful aroma, and strong yields — making it a reliable choice for compliant THCA flower production.

Expect a pungent, complex mix of diesel, cookie dough, and earthy spice, with a nose-filling aroma that intensifies in late flower.

Not at all — it’s known for its strength, stability, and adaptability, making it a solid option for both indoor and outdoor cultivators.

Indoors it grows to 3–4.5 feet, with sturdy branches and moderate stretch in early flower — very manageable for mid-sized tents.

It thrives in both. Indoors gives you more control over aroma and humidity, but it performs well outdoors in temperate climates too.

Absolutely — its buds are dense, sticky, and frosty, with dark green hues and bright orange pistils.

It’s a cross between The Y and Snowman, combining exotic cookie aromas with vigorous growth traits.

Yes — its structure, resin levels, and yield make it a top pick for THCA-compliant flower cultivation.

Flowering time is 9–10 weeks, with dense bud formation starting early and finishing strong.

Yes, it can produce above-average yields when trained and fed properly, both in coco and organic soil.

Yes, we offer Gary Payton (THCA) as feminized seeds, ensuring nearly all plants will be female.

Yes — switch to 12/12 lighting to trigger flowering, as this is a photoperiod-dependent feminized strain.

Feminized seeds eliminate the risk of male plants, saving time, labor, and maximizing flower space.

Yes, they are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

It’s highly stable, but any strain can stress under poor conditions — monitor environment to keep plants healthy.

Topping, LST, and SCROG are all effective. It handles manipulation well and rewards canopy control.

Maintain 68–78°F (20–25°C) with good airflow to promote resin production and reduce the risk of mold.

A clean veg formula followed by bloom nutrients rich in phosphorus and potassium gives strong results. Avoid excess nitrogen after week 3 of flower.

It prefers lower RH in late flower — keep humidity below 50% to prevent bud rot on its dense colas.

Yes, it performs exceptionally in both. Coco offers rapid growth, while soil deepens the terpene expression.