Passion Fruit Punch grows slowly during the vegetative period, creating a solid and compact structure with ample side branching and short internodal spacing. She becomes a dense plant ready to hold her countless buds during the flowering phase. Her nutritional demands are modest for all stages of development. You can thin back the canopy leaves during earlier stages of flowering to maximise potential for the final weeks of bud development, which will result in really compact and resinous egg-shaped buds with great appeal.

Passion Fruit Punch's development will depend on pot size and duration of the vegetative period. Indoors, 6-9 plants are acceptable per square metre. Trellising is recommended to prepare plants for the flowering period. Outdoors, plants are optimally cultivated in dry climates.

Passion Fruit Punch gives off a tart tropical fruit scent accompanied by powerful expressions of diesel gas and spicy black pepper. Effects provide a strong cerebral high which is great for end-of-day relaxation. Her jaw-dropping terpene mix will blow away even the most experienced users.