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Quarter Pounder stands out for its vigorous growth, dense buds and heavy trichome production. These Quarter Pounder seeds combine a citrusy, sweet and tangy flavor, 20–27 % THC and a potent effect that starts euphoric and turns relaxing later on.
| THC | 20–27 %, with typical values around 24–25 % |
|---|---|
| CBD | 0.7 % |
| Lineage | Brazilian genetics |
| Genetics | Sativa-dominant hybrid |
| Effects | Euphoria, creativity, mental stimulation and physical relaxation; higher doses may bring on the munchies and sleepiness |
| Flavors | Citrus, sweet, tangy, lemon, orange, earthy and a hint of pine in some harvests |
| Indoor yield | ≈1.3 oz/sq ft |
| Outdoor yield | 3.5–5 oz per plant |
| Indoor cycle | 80–85 days from germination; some references give 11–13 weeks, up to 12–14 depending on conditions |
| Maximum height | ≈6.5 ft or slightly more in especially vigorous plants |
The first thing you notice about Quarter Pounder is the contrast between its sativa influence and a structure that looks a lot like an indica. It develops thick branches, sturdy growth and long colas with large, moderately compact flowers. Its fairly narrow leaves reveal the more sativa side of these Brazilian genetics.
This plant can get pretty big. Especially vigorous phenotypes can get close to 6.5 feet or even a little taller, so it's worth planning your space ahead of time. Its sturdy branches help support heavy flowering and a big load of buds.
In terms of yield, Quarter Pounder can produce around 1.3 oz per sq ft indoors and 3.5–5 oz per plant outdoors. These numbers depend on factors such as pot size, lighting, soil mix, feeding, training and environmental conditions.
Based on the growing info our breeders work with, its difficulty ranges from easy to moderate, although it may ask for a little more care when the environment isn't ideal. It adapts to soil or coco, indoor LED setups, outdoor growing and greenhouses, and responds well to techniques aimed at creating more colas and controlling its structure.
Its cycle usually lasts around 80–85 days from germination, with references of 11–13 weeks and some cases stretching to 12–14 weeks. To get the most out of it, plan for some stretch and water according to pot size, without needlessly cramping a root system that can be very vigorous.
Growers' experience backs up this adaptability. Even in very small pots it develops a strong root system and small but dense buds, and it keeps producing despite fairly rough handling during the grow. Compact plants that form proportionally large, trichome-loaded buds have also been seen.
Quarter Pounder sits in a high potency range, with roughly 20–27 % THC and typical values around 24–25 %, according to our breeders' lab results. CBD is around 0.7 %.
The effect opens with euphoria, creativity and mental stimulation before settling into calmer physical relaxation. At higher doses it may also bring on the munchies and some sleepiness. Some people find it good for daytime, while others point to a solid body effect paired with a gentler mental high.
On the nose and palate, the stars are lemon, orange and the contrast between sweet and tangy, backed by earthy nuances and, in some harvests, a hint of pine. It comes in bright and citrusy before finishing with a deeper, earthier feel.
When you buy feminized Quarter Pounder from Bulk Genetics, you get affordable seeds produced by our breeders with discreet shipping within the US. We have also been shipping orders since 2016.
If you're looking for vigorous, productive genetics with a pronounced citrus-sweet profile, Quarter Pounder brings these traits together in a plant that can deliver even when space or growing conditions aren't perfect.
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Quarter Pounder is a sativa-dominant hybrid, although it develops a sturdy structure, thick branches and dense flowers that look a lot like an indica.
Its difficulty is rated easy to moderate. It handles some mistakes, limited space and small pots quite well, although it can get more demanding when environmental conditions aren't ideal.
It's usually ready around 80–85 days from germination. There are also references of 11–13 weeks and cycles that can stretch to 12–14 weeks depending on conditions.
