STRNG Seeds – Gold Leaf

Gold Leaf is valued for its large yields, lush growth, and smooth aroma — it combines strength and beauty in one highly productive cultivar.

It has a balanced aroma of earth, spice, and sweet citrus — smooth and mellow during flower, with deeper herbal notes upon curing.

Yes — it’s beginner-friendly and grows vigorously in both indoor and outdoor setups, with minimal sensitivity to environmental changes.

It typically reaches 3–5 feet indoors and can stretch over 6 feet outdoors, especially if given a long veg period.

Absolutely — it’s one of the more productive feminized strains, especially when topped and trained early.

Gold Leaf is a proprietary cross, known for blending old-school stability with modern growth structure and flower density.

It thrives in both — outdoors it can grow into a large, bushy plant, while indoors it responds well to light training.

Flowering typically finishes in 9–10 weeks after flip, though some phenos are ready in as little as 8 under strong light.

Yes — its buds are chunky and resinous, often forming long colas and strong secondary branches with good spacing.

Buds are typically bright green with golden undertones, thick orange pistils, and a generous frosting of trichomes.

Yes, we offer Gold Leaf as feminized seeds, meaning nearly all plants will grow into flowering females.

Yes — it’s a photoperiod strain, and you’ll need to switch to 12 hours of darkness to trigger flowering indoors.

Feminized seeds simplify the process by removing the risk of male plants, saving time and maximizing flower space.

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

Yes, expect moderate stretch during the first 2–3 weeks after flip, especially in longer vegged plants.

Topping, LST, SCROG, and even mainlining are all effective — it responds well to shaping during veg.

Aim for 70–79°F (21–26°C); slightly cooler nighttime temps can enhance resin and aroma development.

Use a balanced veg formula early on, followed by bloom nutrients high in potassium and phosphorus starting week 3 of flower.

Not particularly, but dense buds benefit from RH under 50% in late flower to prevent mold and mildew.

Yes — it adapts well to coco, hydro, and soil. Coco provides faster growth; soil brings out richer flavor.