STRNG Seeds – Member Berry

Member Berry is prized for its sweet, citrus-heavy aroma, high resin production, and vigorous growth, making it a favorite among indoor growers.

It gives off a bright mix of orange peel, grapefruit zest, and subtle berry — especially noticeable by mid to late flower.

Yes — it’s easy to grow, responds well to training, and performs consistently across a range of setups.

It usually reaches 3–4 feet indoors, with a sturdy build and thick lateral branches that support heavy colas.

Yes — it offers generous yields when given proper lighting, nutrients, and airflow, especially under training.

Member Berry is a cross between Skunkberry and Mandarin Sunset, combining citrus-dominant flavors with stable growth.

Absolutely — it thrives in warm, dry climates and rewards growers with large, aromatic colas by early October.

Flowering usually finishes in 8–9 weeks, though some phenotypes may benefit from an extra week for resin density.

The buds are rounded, sticky, and covered in trichomes — light green with vivid orange pistils throughout.

Its strong citrus scent, sticky buds, and consistent performance make it a standout in terpene-forward collections.

Yes, we offer Member Berry in feminized form, so growers can expect flowering plants from nearly every seed.

Yes — this photoperiod strain begins flowering once it receives 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness daily.

Feminized seeds eliminate the need to identify and remove males, streamlining your grow and maximizing flower production.

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It stretches moderately in early flower, but topping and LST can keep height under control for smaller grow areas.

Low-stress training (LST), topping, and SCROG setups all work well due to the plant’s responsive and symmetrical growth.

Aim for 68–78°F (20–25°C) during the day, and avoid extreme swings at night for optimal results.

A standard feeding plan with a solid base nutrient line works well — increase P and K during weeks 4–7 of bloom.

Both work great — soil enhances flavor complexity, while coco provides more vigorous growth and faster nutrient uptake.

Water when the top inch of medium feels dry — keep a balanced cycle to avoid root rot or drought stress.