STRNG Seeds – Pineapple Express

Pineapple Express feminized is a tropical-flavored, sativa-leaning hybrid known for its uplifting experiences and mouthwatering aroma. A cross between Trainwreck and Hawaiian, it’s favored for daytime use, creativity boosts, and mood elevation.

It prefers dry, sunny conditions but can handle moderate humidity with good airflow. Pruning and spacing help reduce the risk of mold and mildew.

The strain lives up to its name with strong tropical fruit notes — sweet pineapple, mango, and citrus blend with subtle earthy undertones for a rich and vibrant session.

It’s a sativa-dominant hybrid, typically with a 60/40 or 70/30 sativa-indica split. This gives it a bright, uplifting experience without full-on relaxation.

When stored properly (cool, dark, dry), seeds can last 3–5 years or longer. Keep them in an airtight container, ideally refrigerated for long-term viability.

It typically flowers in 8 to 10 weeks indoors, depending on the phenotype and grow setup. Outdoor growers can expect harvest around early to mid-October in warm climates.

Indoor yields can reach up to 500g/m², while outdoor growers may get 600–800g per plant with enough sun, space, and care. It produces dense, resin-rich buds with strong bag appeal.

STRNG Seeds genetics offer maximum flavor, consistent phenotypes, and high germination rates. Expect a reliable grow with the same rich terpene profile every time, no guesswork required.

It blends juicy pineapple notes with cedarwood, mango, and subtle spice — creating a flavor that’s fruity but not overly sweet. Its balanced nature makes it approachable for daily or casual use.

It’s moderately easy to grow. It thrives in well-controlled indoor setups but can also do well outdoors if protected from excess humidity. Training techniques can help control its height and boost yields.

Feminized seeds are bred to eliminate male chromosomes, so nearly every plant will be female and capable of producing buds. This saves time, effort, and space for growers by avoiding the need to identify and remove males.

For most home growers, yes. Feminized seeds give you consistent flowering plants, better efficiency, and less risk of accidental pollination. They’re ideal for personal grows and yield-focused setups.

No — they won’t self-pollinate unless the plant is severely stressed, which could trigger hermaphroditism. In normal, stable environments, they’ll produce seedless, high-quality buds.

Yes. Feminized plants can be cloned just like any other. Many growers keep a “mother” plant to reproduce consistent cuts of a favorite pheno.

Use techniques like topping, SCROG (screen of green), and defoliation to open up light exposure. Pair this with consistent feeding, ventilation, and temperature control for optimal output.

A full-spectrum LED or HID light system with 18–24 inches clearance is recommended. Keep light schedules at 18/6 during veg and 12/12 during flowering for strong bud development.

Yes — it responds well to LST, topping, and even SCROG setups. Training helps manage stretch and improves light penetration, especially in indoor environments.

It thrives in both hydro and soil, but organic soil mixes tend to bring out the richest flavors and aromas. A light, well-aerated soil mix with coco or perlite works great.

Yes — its strong tropical aroma can be very pungent during late flowering. Carbon filters are highly recommended for indoor growers seeking discretion.

Look for milky-white trichomes with around 10–15% amber. Pistils will turn orange and curl inward. Most phenos are ready around 8–10 weeks after flowering starts.