Sun of a Peach seeds from Anesia Seeds, born from Gorilla Piss (GG#4 x Norcal Cat Piss) x Permanent Marker (Biscotti x Jealousy x Sherbet BX), pack 25%+ THC and juicy peach-lemon flavor. Perfect for top-shelf growers-Grab your pack today.
Feminized
Indica dominant
Gorilla Piss x Permanent Marker
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25%+ %
Peach, lemon
7 to 9 weeks
Very High Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Nighttime
Ensure proper ventilation to prevent mold.
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Short flower time, big payoff. Sun of a Peach hits fast, stacks hard, and smells like a fruit stand with a secret. If you’ve been hunting a peach-forward, indica-leaning hammer with real yield, this one checks the boxes without wasting your time.
| Breeder | Anesia Seeds |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Gorilla Piss (GG#4 x Norcal Cat Piss) x Permanent Marker (Biscotti x Jealousy x Sherbet BX) |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 25%+ |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 7 to 9 weeks |
| Yield | Very High Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Peach, lemon |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 5 Seeds |
Anesia Seeds bred Sun of a Peach to smash quality and speed together. The cross stacks Gorilla Piss power with Permanent Marker flavor-resulting in a peach-lemon profile backed by 25%+ THC. Expect indica-dominant structure, short bloom (7–9 weeks), and very high yields that make your jars-and your friends-notice. This suits growers who’ve run a few cycles and want something that rewards dialing basics: light, airflow, and clean feeding.
Gorilla Piss (GG#4 x Norcal Cat Piss) brings raw vigor, fast stacking, and that loud, sharp nose. It’s the “don’t ignore me” parent-dense buds, sticky resin, and classic glue-like drive. Permanent Marker (Biscotti x Jealousy x Sherbet BX) contributes modern dessert terps, color potential, and a cleaner, euphoric ride. Together, you get fruit-first aroma with serious punch.
The goal here is simple: market-ready flavor that finishes fast and fills trays. The indica dominance reduces stretch and helps with uniform canopies. Resin output is no joke-expect greasy trichs that wash and trim well. This cross works because each parent patches the other’s blind spots: structure meets bag appeal; speed meets flavor; yield meets potency. Reliability? Feminized seeds and consistent internode spacing make runs easier to predict.
Headline note: ripe peach with a squeeze of lemon. It’s bright up front, then settles into a soft, candy-citrus lane that lingers on the palate. Think peach rings with a zesty peel twist. Underneath, a light gas hum keeps it grown-up-not your grandma’s fruit bowl.
Onset is quick: a cheerful uplift, then a smooth body melt that doesn’t glue you to the couch-unless you overdo it, obviously. Mood brightens, shoulders drop, and the vibe gets social or solo-friendly. Plan it for late afternoon into evening. Effects hold for a few hours with a gentle, clean coast down.
Expect two main lanes and a middle ground, all worth keeping:
Colors range from lime to darker forest green; cooler nights may tease faint purples. Resin coverage is consistently high; some phenos push “wet sugar” trichomes that make trimming a breeze. Pheno hunting here is legit-easy to find a keeper in a five-pack.
Skill level: intermediate. Keep the basics tight and it rewards you.
Yield targets (guideline, dialed room):
Pro tips:
Timeline: 2–3 weeks seedling, 3–4 weeks veg, 7–9 weeks flower. Dry slow, cure right-the peach pops after week two of cure.
“Indoor 2x4 Tent (Intermediate):” Day 60 chop, two peach phenos, one lemon-gas. Best pull from my tent yet. Buds are heavy and sticky-needed extra stakes. Cure brought the peach way up. Zero herms. Would run again.
“Outdoor Raised Bed (New-ish Grower):” Stocky plants, easy to manage. Harvested early October. Big yield, bright peach smell even before cure. Smooth, happy smoke. Next time I’ll add more trellis-tops leaned like crazy.
Fast 7–9 week finish, very high yield, and a peach-lemon profile that sells itself. Feminized and indica-dominant for manageable runs. Grab a pack before the good phenos are someone else’s brag.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Pick It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun of a Peach | 25%+ | 7–9 weeks | Peach, lemon, light gas | Fast, very high yield, fruit-forward terps |
| Permanent Marker | High (varies by cut) | ~8–9 weeks | Candy, gelato, gas | Modern dessert nose, colorful bag appeal |
| GG4 (Gorilla Glue #4) | High (varies by cut) | ~8–9 weeks | Diesel, earthy, pine | Rugged vigor, resin-soaked colas |
Is Sun of a Peach easy to grow?
It’s rated intermediate. Keep temps stable, manage humidity, and support heavy tops. If you’ve finished a couple runs and can handle simple training and defol, you’ll be fine. Beginners with research and patience can still pull great results.
How long does Sun of a Peach flower?
Expect 7–9 weeks from flip. Many phenos sweet-spot around days 56–63. Watch trichomes, not just the calendar. The peach note often sharpens in the last week, so don’t rush the chop unless you prefer brighter effects.
What does Sun of a Peach smell like?
Ripe peach with lemon zest, backed by a light gas hum. It’s bright yet sticky-sweet, with a candy vibe that holds in the jar. Grind releases more citrus and a little fuel. It’s loud enough to turn heads-filter your room.
How strong is Sun of a Peach?
Potency sits at 25%+ THC. It hits fast with a cheerful lift and a smooth body relax. Start low, especially if your tolerance is modest. It’s friendly, not sleepy by default, unless you stack bowls like a hero.
Indoor or outdoor-what’s best?
Both work. Indoors, it loves stable VPD and strong light. Outdoors, give airflow and support; the tops get heavy. In humid climates, spread the canopy and prune lightly. Either way, plan on staking or trellis early.
What’s the yield like?
Very high. In dialed rooms, 500–650 g/m² is realistic; outdoor can go bigger with sun and space. The structure stacks dense, uniform colas. Use a trellis to keep the party vertical. Heavy trim bags are common here.
What training works best?
Top once or twice, then LST into a flat table. SCROG plays well with its medium stretch and even branching. Light defoliation in weeks 3 and 6 opens bud sites and boosts airflow without stressing the plant.
Any common grow challenges?
Big colas mean watch humidity. Keep RH around 45–50% late bloom and push airflow. Ease off nitrogen mid-flower to keep terps clean. Stake early; don’t gamble on weak support. Dry slow to lock in that peach.
Feminized-what does that mean?
Feminized seeds are bred to produce female plants, which are the ones that flower. That saves time and space versus hunting males. Still, treat plants well-consistent light and no stress-and you’ll stack buds, not problems.
What’s the high like?
Uplifting and happy up top, relaxing in the body. It’s social if you keep it moderate, chill if you lean in. Great for music, movies, or winding down after work. Comedown is smooth and clear, not foggy.
Anesia Seeds nailed the brief: fast, fruity, and heavy. If you want jars that reek peach and a harvest window that doesn’t drag, Sun of a Peach is the move. Plant it, support it, and enjoy the flex.
