STRNG Seeds – Banana Hammock

Banana Hammock is known for its tropical flavor, stunning bag appeal, and deeply relaxing character. A cross of Grape God and Mandarin Sunset, it brings fruity intensity and bold color in a manageable grow.

It gives off a rich, tropical aroma—overripe banana, grape skin, and floral honey, all blended with a touch of fermented citrus. The scent becomes more pungent in the final weeks.

The flavor is smooth and fruity, with strong notes of banana taffy, sweet grape, and citrus zest. It’s rounded out with a light herbal finish that adds depth.

This strain leans indica in effect and structure. It tends to stay squat and bushy, with thick colas and a relaxing, mellow presence that suits end-of-day use.

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While many fruit strains lean candy-sweet, Banana Hammock stands out for its overripe, tropical funk. It has a richer, more fermented quality that gives it depth beyond just sweetness.

Buds are dense, medium-sized, and heavily frosted. They feature hues of lime green, occasional purple swirls, and dark amber pistils wrapped in a thick layer of trichomes.

It stays compact—usually 80–110 cm indoors. With basic training, it forms a wide, bushy frame that’s perfect for filling out small to medium spaces.

Expect an 8–9 week flowering period indoors. Outdoor growers usually harvest by early to mid-October, depending on conditions.

Yes, particularly in late bloom. The tropical fruit and grape-like notes become very strong, so odor control is important for discreet indoor grows.

Feminized seeds are bred to produce only bud-bearing female plants, eliminating the need to identify and remove males from the grow.

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Yes, it’s relatively easy to grow. It’s resilient to minor stress and performs well in soil or coco. Its manageable size and forgiving nature make it great for learning.

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It’s fairly stable but benefits from steady temperatures and moderate humidity. Because buds are dense, strong airflow and low humidity in flower are essential.

It thrives in both. Indoors, it offers precise control and compact structure. Outdoors, it does best in warm, dry climates where it can ripen fully.

Topping, LST, and SCROG all work well. It responds to early shaping and opens up nicely for even light penetration, which increases yield and resin output.

A PPFD of 600–900 during flower is ideal. Full-spectrum LED or HPS lighting will help boost terpene expression, bud density, and coloration.

Keep temps between 22–26°C during flower. Maintain humidity around 55% in veg, dropping to 40–45% in late bloom to protect dense colas from moisture damage.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry. It prefers steady moisture without waterlogging. A consistent rhythm is key, especially in the flowering phase.