STRNG Seeds – Blood Orange 2.0

Blood Orange 2.0 is celebrated for its sharp citrus‑berry aroma, vibrant resin production, and bold flavor that stands out in any collection.

It gives off intense notes of blood orange, red grapefruit, and sweet berry undercurrents, especially noticeable in late bloom.

Yes, it’s resilient, adapts well to typical indoor environments, and grows reliably with minimal intervention.

Yes , all Blood Orange 2.0 seeds we sell are third‑party tested for genetic integrity.

Begin flush 10–14 days before harvest once trichomes are mostly cloudy with some amber.

This feminized hybrid is a refined cross of citrus-forward parents, focusing on flavor, resin, and vigor.

Absolutely, it thrives in temperate to warm climates, finishing by mid-fall with rich terpene expression.

Expect 8–9 weeks after switching to a 12/12 light cycle indoors.

Dense, resin-packed colas with vibrant orange pistils, olive-green leaves, and a sticky, glossy finish.

Its bold flavor, strong visual appeal, and consistent performance make it a top choice for serious growers.

Yes, at STRNG Seeds we offer Blood Orange 2.0 in feminized form to ensure 100 % female, flower-producing plants.

Yes, as a photoperiod variety, it requires a 12‑hour dark cycle daily to trigger and maintain bloom.

Feminized seeds eliminate males, save space, and guarantee that your entire crop produces flowers.

Absolutely, LST opens the canopy, increases bud sites, and supports more even light distribution.

Yes, its genetics are uniform, delivering repeatable structure, aroma, and yield phenotypes.

Feminized seeds are primarily for flower production—but reversal techniques allow advanced breeders to create feminized crosses.

Keep daytime temps at 70–78 °F (21–25 °C) and nights no lower than 60 °F to preserve terpene profiles and mitigate stress.

A 4–6 week veg period is ideal to establish a strong canopy and root structure before flowering.

Use balanced NPK during veg; switch to bloom formulas rich in phosphorus and potassium from week 3 of flower.

Water when the top inch of medium is dry — maintain consistent moisture without waterlogging.