Money Tree is a hybrid gem with a perfect balance of 50% Indica and 50% Sativa, designed to offer a powerful and generous experience. With a flowering period of 7 to 8 weeks, Money Tree is a fast-harvest strain that stands out for its generous yields and speed. Indoors, you can expect between 650 and 750 grams per square meter, while outdoors, the harvest can reach 1,050 to 1,250 generous grams per plant. Adapted to temperate climates, Money Tree excels in resilience and versatility under different conditions. With THC levels ranging from 18% to 24%, it offers a potent mix of euphoria and joy, paired with deep relaxation that won’t leave you couch-locked. Its flavor profile is a delightful combination of fresh citrus, earthy, woody, and spicy notes, creating a complex and appealing sensory experience.

Flower Appearance. The buds of Money Tree are truly impressive. They are large, dense, and well-formed, with a solid structure that promises abundant production. They feature a deep green color adorned with golden hues and are covered with a generous layer of resinous trichomes that give them a silvery shine. Their sticky texture and the fresh, penetrating aroma of citrus, earth, wood, and spices make each bud a remarkable olfactory experience.

Plant Morphology. Money Tree grows tall and robust, reaching between 150 and 180 cm indoors, and 180 to 200 cm outdoors. Its strong and balanced structure allows its branches to support large and heavy buds without any issues. The leaves are an intense green, and the branches extend efficiently to bear the weight of the buds. Its adaptability to temperate climates and resistance to various weather conditions make it the perfect choice for those seeking a quick and abundant harvest, ensuring healthy growth.

Growing Tips

• Ideal Climate. Money Tree thrives in temperate climates. Therefore, keep daytime temperatures between 20-25°C (68-77°F) to ensure optimal growth. Indoors, ensure proper ventilation to avoid excessive heat and maintain a stable environment during flowering.
• Space and Training. Due to its fast harvest, height, and the size of the buds, we recommend training techniques such as LST (Low Stress Training) or SCROG (Screen of Green) to manage vertical growth and, as a result, maximize bud exposure to light. Pruning is also useful to keep the plant at a manageable size and increase yields.
• Nutrition and Fertilization. During the vegetative phase, provide a balanced fertilizer with NPK to promote vigorous growth. Then, as flowering begins, switch to a fertilizer with a high phosphorus and potassium content to support the development of dense and resinous buds. Adjust the doses based on the plant’s response to avoid over-fertilization issues.
• Watering and Humidity. Prefers regular but moderate watering. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out between waterings to avoid waterlogging. Maintain relative humidity between 45-55% during flowering to prevent mold and keep the buds healthy. Outdoors, additionally, ensure proper drainage to avoid problems in humid climates.
• Pruning and Management. Pruning and selective defoliation are essential as they help improve air circulation and light penetration. Remove lower leaves and branches that do not receive enough light and prune gradually to minimize stress. This helps control the plant's height and, as a result, optimizes the yield of the main buds.