STRNG Seeds – 24K Gold

Its blend of visually striking flowers, strong genetics, and consistent structure makes it a favorite for hobbyists and experienced growers alike.

This strain performs well in both environments, but it thrives in controlled indoor setups with proper airflow and humidity management.

24K Gold often gives off a rich, citrus-forward scent with earthy and floral undertones, especially noticeable during flowering.

The flowering time for 24K Gold is typically around 9 to 10 weeks when grown indoors.

Yes, it develops a pronounced and complex scent, so using carbon filters or odor control may be necessary in shared spaces.

This strain comes from a cross between Kosher Kush and Tangie, resulting in a balanced and aromatic profile.

With cooler night temperatures late in the flowering phase, you may notice deep purples and gold-tinted hues.

It’s manageable for beginners who follow basic growing practices, but attention to humidity and nutrients is recommended.

It typically grows with a dense, branching structure that responds well to topping and light training.

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

Yes, we offer feminized 24K Gold seeds to help ensure every plant you grow is a flowering one.

Not at all, feminized seeds are ideal for most growers since they eliminate the need to identify or remove male plants.

Yes, as long as the seeds are stored properly in a cool, dark place, they can remain viable for several grows.

All our seeds are produced using proven breeding methods and tested to confirm they develop into flowering plants.

Feminized seeds simplify the process, reduce waste, and let growers focus on producing healthy flowering plants.

Aim for a daytime range of 70 to 78°F with slightly cooler nights to encourage healthy growth and potential color expression.

Water when the top inch of the soil feels dry, and make sure your containers drain well to avoid overwatering.

An 18/6 light cycle works best during the vegetative phase to encourage steady growth.

Yes, it does well with low-stress training and topping to help open the canopy and increase light penetration.

Light defoliation can help improve airflow and light exposure, but avoid overdoing it during late flowering.