STRNG Seeds – Papaya Kush

Papaya Kush delivers tropical fruit aromas, tight bud structure, and strong indoor performance — all with a manageable growth pattern.

Most phenotypes are ready in 8 to 9 weeks of flowering, making it a mid-speed option with strong end results.

As its name suggests, it gives off rich papaya and mango notes, with subtle spice and earthy undertones that intensify late in bloom.

It usually reaches 90–120 cm with some vertical stretch early in flower — easy to manage with basic training.

Yes, it does well in warm, dry climates, though it truly shines in controlled indoor environments with consistent airflow and lighting.

Expect dense, olive-green colas with orange hairs and a thick coating of resin that gives it a shimmering finish.

It’s medium-height by default but responds well to topping and LST to create a broader, bushier canopy.

Quite strong — the fruity, tropical scent becomes very loud by week 7, so carbon filters are recommended for indoor growers.

With solid lighting and basic training, Papaya Kush can yield around 450–550g/m² indoors.

It combines bold flavor with strong structure and decent resilience — all in a visually appealing package.

Typically every 2–3 days depending on pot size, temperature, and air circulation — always water when the topsoil is dry.

Feminized seeds save time and space, ensuring every plant is productive and none are wasted on pollen production.

Yes, our seeds produce consistent, stable genetics for Papaya Kush, with minimal variation across grows.

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

Shipping times vary depending on your location, but most orders arrive within 5-7 business days, if not sooner.

Allow about 35–40 cm between plants for airflow and side branch development without overcrowding.

Topping in early veg encourages more bud sites and horizontal growth, improving yields and light distribution.

It responds very well — gently bending the branches early helps shape the canopy and boost lateral bud development.

Moderate defoliation during veg and early flower helps with airflow and light exposure — but avoid excessive stripping.

Maintain 45–50% RH during bloom to prevent mold and support healthy trichome development on dense flowers.