STRNG Seeds – Pura Vida

Pura Vida is known for its rich, layered scent profile, blending sweet citrus with floral and earthy undertones, alongside dense, resin-heavy buds that appeal to growers who prioritize terpene quality.

Flowering typically lasts around 9 weeks, though some phenos may benefit from an extra few days to fully ripen.

Pura Vida performs exceptionally well indoors where temperature and humidity can be controlled, but it can also thrive outdoors in temperate to warm climates.

It forms a sturdy main stem with symmetrical lateral branching, making it ideal for topping or multi-top techniques.

Expect a noticeable citrus-forward aroma with sweet herbal notes, especially strong in the last two weeks before harvest.

Yes, the buds are dense and often show vivid orange pistils and a generous trichome coat, giving it excellent bag appeal after trimming.

Absolutely, this strain is valued for its complex terpene profile, which develops best under proper drying and curing conditions.

Yes, it responds positively to topping and structured training, allowing for enhanced yield and even canopy development.

Expect moderate stretch, around 1.5x its veg height, making it easy to manage in most tent sizes with light canopy control.

It has a moderate nutrient appetite, so monitor EC levels and adjust based on runoff and visual feedback from the plant.

Yes, STRNG Seeds offers Pura Vida exclusively as feminized seeds, meaning you won’t have to remove male plants.

Yes, these seeds are bred for phenotypic stability, offering consistent results whether you’re in soil, coco, or hydro setups.

Feminized Pura Vida seeds ensure uniform female plants with a moderate footprint, making efficient use of space and lighting.

Yes, its balanced growth and topping compatibility make it easy to run in small to mid-sized tents with 4–6 plants.

Definitely, many growers report enhanced terpene expression and smoother aroma when using living soil or organic nutrients.

A 5- to 7-gallon fabric pot gives it ample root space to stretch out, especially during a longer veg phase.

Yes, light defoliation during early flower helps expose bud sites and improves airflow, but heavy stripping should be avoided late in bloom.

Yes, its even branching and moderate stretch make it well-suited for screen training, especially in controlled indoor environments.

Typically every 1 to 2 days in flowering, depending on plant size, temperature, and the aeration of your coco mix.

It can handle mild temperature drops, but consistent night temps above 17°C (63°F) help maintain steady growth and resin output.