Glitter Bomb Strain Feminized Seeds

Glitter Bomb Feminized Seeds

Glitter Bomb comes from Compound Genetics, who crossed their Grape Gas #10 with OGKB Blueberry Headband, a NorCal Genetics cut. It earned its name on looks: the flowers run dark and chunky, with bright orange pistils and so much resin that the buds glitter under light. Feminized seeds mean every plant is female, so each one puts its energy into flower.

Effects & flavour

Open a jar and you get ripe grape and blueberry first, then a sharp fuel note from the Grape Gas side. On the exhale, sweet berry and plum sit over a peppery, gassy finish. Myrcene leads the terpene profile, with caryophyllene and linalool behind it. The effect is relaxing and heavy in the body, often with a giggly, tingly start, and it tends to bring on the munchies. Most people save it for the evening.

Growing Glitter Bomb

Glitter Bomb grows with strong apical dominance and sturdy side branches, finishing at a medium height indoors. Plan on 8 to 9 weeks of flower, about 65 days. Outdoors it is usually ready in early October, which suits southern Ontario, southern BC and other mild regions when the autumn stays dry. Elsewhere in Canada, run it indoors or in a greenhouse.

• Top once or twice in veg and spread the canopy; the side branches are strong enough to carry real weight.
• Keep humidity around 40-45% in late flower. The buds are dense, and dense buds invite mould.
• Cooler nights in the last two weeks help bring out the darker colour in the flowers.
• Feed steadily through mid flower and taper off before harvest for the cleanest grape flavour.

What to expect

Expect a medium-height plant, around 25% THC, and roughly 500 g per plant outdoors in good conditions, with indoor harvests that reward a bright, even canopy. The finished flower is heavy on resin, so it suits both the jar and hash making. Every pack ships in discreet packaging and is covered by our 90% germination guarantee.

Why growers pick it

Glitter Bomb delivers real bag appeal: dark buds, a loud grape-and-fuel nose and heavy trichome coverage, on a plant that finishes in about two months of flower. It is a strong pick for growers who want a showpiece jar without a long flowering time.