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Race Fuel
Feminized
Race Fuel blends Sour Diesel x Green Crack lineage for sharp energy and clear focus. Breeders selected for fast flowering and robust resin. Growers in Canada value stable phenotypes and a pronounced diesel terpene profile.
- Fast, Energetic, Diesel
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
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| Type | Sativa-dominant hybrid |
| THC | 22-26% |
| CBD | 0.5-1% |
| Grow Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Flowering Time | 8-10 |
| Yield | 450-550 g/m2 indoor; 600-900 g/plant outdoor |
| Height | 1.0-1.5 m indoor; up to 2.5 m outdoor |
| Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Effects | Energizing, Focused, Motivating |
| Flavors | Diesel, Citrus, Earthy |
| Genetics | Sour Diesel x Green Crack |
| Climate | Temperate to continental; suits BC and Ontario summers |
Race Fuel Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Race Fuel is a sativa-dominant hybrid built for energy and focus. Canadian growers often call this type a daytime strain.
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THC Content:
Race Fuel typically tests high for THC, often in the low to mid twenties per cent. You should expect strong psychoactive effects compared with popular Canadian strains like Sour Diesel.
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CBD Content:
Race Fuel has low CBD, usually under 1 per cent. Patients in medical programs in Canada use the strain for symptom relief when THC is required.
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Grow Difficulty:
Growing Race Fuel requires intermediate skills. You need good ventilation and training to control stretch in Canadian indoor spaces.
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Flowering Time:
Flowering finishes in about eight to ten weeks indoors. Outdoor harvests arrive by late September in southern Ontario and BC.
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Expected Yield:
Indoor yields range from 450 to 550 grams per square metre under strong lights. Outdoor plants deliver higher returns, often 600 to 900 grams per plant in long summer regions.
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Plant Height:
Plants stay medium tall indoors, roughly one to one and a half metres. Outdoor specimens reach taller heights, sometimes up to two and a half metres in open fields.
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Growing Environment:
Race Fuel suits both indoor and outdoor setups. Plan for vertical space when growing outdoors in Quebec gardens.
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Expected Effects:
Expect an energetic onset with strong focus and mental clarity. Many Canadian users choose Race Fuel for daytime tasks and active social settings.
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Genetic Lineage:
Race Fuel traces to Sour Diesel x Green Crack genetics. The cross favours sativa traits and rapid lift.
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Seed Type:
Race Fuel is offered as feminized seed for predictable female crops. MasterSeeds sells these seeds with clear germination and storage guidance in Canada.
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Preferred Climate:
Race Fuel prefers temperate, dry summers for full resin development. The strain thrives in BC and Ontario climates and suits sheltered sites in prairie provinces.
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Q: How do I control vertical stretch?
A: Use low-stress training and a scrog net to create an even canopy and limit vertical height.
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Q: When should I switch to bloom nutrients?
A: Start bloom nutrients at the first signs of pistils and reduce nitrogen progressively.
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Q: What light schedule works best indoors?
A: Use 18/6 for veg and 12/12 for flower. Ensure stable dark periods to avoid stress.
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Q: How to prevent mould outdoors?
A: Choose airy sites, prune lower growth to improve airflow, and harvest before peak autumn rains.
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Q: What trimming style suits Race Fuel?
A: Thin inner foliage and focus on top colas for even light penetration and improved bud density.
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