Mango

Seedbank: KC Brains

Genetics: Indica Dominant

Mango x KC 33

For the mango® also goes that it can be grown indoor as well as outdoor.
The parents are a K.C. SPECIAL SELECT with a KC 33® and an Afghani-like plant.
This plant has extreme big buds, a great production and an early harvest.

Don’t let Mango’s slow start fool you – this variety will eventually rival the impressive size of many KC varieties, which are especially intended for outdoor grows.
If you want Mango to stay at an average size in an outdoor garden, allow only 3 weeks of vegetative time and transplant outdoors as late as July in Northern latitudes.
Mango can also be grown in an indoor garden, but needs a lot of space.
If you want some monster indoor plants, allow seedlings or clones to vegetate for 3-4 weeks before changing to a 12/12 light regimen.

Mango buds are massive and weighty, growing to lengths of 18 inches and the circumference of a woman’s calf.
Luckily the branches give sturdy support.
As it matures, this plant’s foliage can turn a very red to reddish purple color.
The smell and taste are decidedly sweet mango and the stone is an even, mellow body sensation.