Boba Spice

Boba Spice is an intermediate cultivar best suited for growers who can properly manage lots of outward trellis training and maintain balanced fertigation throughout the flowering cycle. Boba Spice will double in size in flower, this strain is over all moderately sized with low vertical growth and moderate-high lateral growth, naturally preferring to spread outward rather than upward. The canopy is moderately dense and is supported by somewhat sturdy branches that provide good spacing between the main leader and lateral offshoots, reducing congestion early in flower. Boba Spice produces 4+ nodal top colas with a tightly braided, slightly disconnected cola structure. The buds feature a medium leaf-to-calyx ratio with moderate re-stacked calyx formation, developing into large buds with long pistils. Boba Spice is a medium feeder and drinker throughout flower, though it responds well to slightly lower EC feed. Pruning requirements are moderate, with only an early flower light bottoming. However, regular removal of large fan leaves is recommended to improve light penetration and airflow through the canopy. Overall this is an intermediate strain to grow that with proper plant management will do well in any style of grow.

Dry Flower:
Boba Spice is predominantly green with buds ranging from half-dollar to golf ball size. The flowers are moderately dense with a slightly squishy texture. Trichome coverage is moderate, providing a light resin coat across the surface without an overly frosted appearance. The smell has a sharp garlic and sour nose, creating a savory, pungent profile.