How to Grow Pink Plant
Pink Plant is a colorful, sativa-leaning feminized strain with a sweet, fruity character. It is an 80/20 sativa-dominant plant with an approachable, medium 17-22% THC, a sweet and fruity flavor, and a euphoric, happy, tingly effect. Productive, resinous and easy to grow, it is a rewarding way to bring a bright, uplifting sativa into a tent or a sunny garden.
This is a feminized photoperiod strain, so every seed grows into a flowering female and you start flowering by switching the light cycle to 12/12, which lets you decide how big the plant gets before you flip it. It is a high-yielding, fruit-forward sativa hybrid that keeps a touch of indica for balance, built for a bright, cheerful high and a generous, resin-rich harvest.
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Pink Plant
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THC | 17% - 22% (Medium) |
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Type | Feminized |
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Yield | High |
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Phenotype | 20% Indica / 80% Sativa |
Pink Rozay
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THC | 15% - 17% (Medium) |
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Type | Feminized |
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Yield | Medium |
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Phenotype | 80% Indica / 20% Sativa |
Bright, fruity and genuinely easy to grow, Pink Plant is a rewarding sativa to put in your garden. You can see the full genetics and buy Pink Plant seeds on the strain page, and browse the rest of our feminized seeds alongside it.
Strain Profile at a Glance
| THC | Medium (17-22%) |
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| Lineage | TNT Kush x High Level |
| Type | Feminized (photoperiod) |
| Genetics | 80% Sativa / 20% Indica |
| Climate | Tropical, warm |
| Flowering time | 8-10 weeks |
| Harvest (outdoor) | October |
| Height | 4.92 ft / 1.5 m |
| Yield indoor | 1.15-2.13 oz/ft² (350-650 g/m²) |
| Yield outdoor | 17.64-21.16 oz/plant (500-600 g/plant) |
| Grow difficulty | Easy, beginner-friendly |
| Flavors | Fruity, Sweet |
| Effects | Euphoric, Happy, Tingly |
Promos & Deals
Growing a Feminized Strain
Pink Plant is a feminized photoperiod strain, so every seed grows into a flowering female and there is no sexing and no need to remove males. Because it flowers on the light cycle rather than on age, you control the timing: keep it under long 18/6 days to grow and build the frame you want, then switch to 12 hours of light and 12 of darkness to start flowering. That control is what lets you dial in the size and the yield.
As a sativa-leaning plant it has some stretch and grows to around 1.5 m, so it responds very well to training. Blimburn recommends giving it wide, open space and running a ScrOG (Screen of Green) indoors to spread the canopy and bulk up the lower flowers. Veg it to the height you want, flip it, and it will finish resinous and productive in 8 to 10 weeks of flower.
Climate and Where to Grow It
Pink Plant does best in a warm, tropical or Mediterranean-style climate with plenty of sun, steady warmth and good airflow. Its sativa genetics love long, bright days and a long, warm finish, which brings out its fruity character and colorful flowers. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere it is ready to harvest around October, after a full season of sun.
It performs strongly indoors and out. Indoors it returns a heavy 350-650 g/m² in a well-managed tent, especially on a ScrOG, while outdoors it gives a generous 500-600 g per plant with full sun and room to stretch. As a sativa-dominant plant of around 1.5 m it does stretch, so the main job is managing that height and keeping the canopy open so light and air reach the lower buds.
Keep humidity sensible through flowering to protect the buds: around 55-60% in veg, nearer 40% as the flowers fill out, and lower toward harvest. Steady airflow keeps the finish clean on those resinous colas. Aim for daytime temperatures around 68-80°F (20-27°C) with slightly cooler nights, which this warm-climate sativa enjoys and which can help bring out its pink and purple tones.
Feeding Schedule (EC Guide)
Pink Plant is a moderate feeder that responds well to steady, balanced nutrition. Build the feed up gradually through veg, push phosphorus and potassium once it is in flower to fuel those resinous buds, then taper off for the final flush so the sweet, fruity flavor comes through clean and the smoke finishes smooth. The ranges below are a starting guide; adjust to your water and medium.
| Stage | EC (mS/cm) | Notes |
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| Seedling | 0.4-0.6 | Very light feed while roots establish |
| Vegetative | 0.8-1.2 | Raise nitrogen as the plant builds size |
| Early flower | 1.2-1.4 | Shift toward bloom nutrients (P and K) |
| Full flower | 1.4-1.6 | Peak bloom feed while the buds swell |
| Flush | 0.0-0.4 | Plain water for the final 1-2 weeks |
Flowering and Harvest
Once you switch Pink Plant to a 12/12 light cycle it flowers in about 8 to 10 weeks, filling out with resinous, trichome-coated buds that often take on the pink and purple tones the strain is named for, especially where nights run a little cool. Its sativa frame rewards an open, trained canopy with long, productive colas. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere it is ready to harvest around October.
Yields are high: around 350-650 g/m² indoors, especially on a ScrOG, and a generous 500-600 g per plant outdoors with good sun and space. Keep the canopy open so the lower buds get light, feed it steadily through flower, and harvest when most of the trichomes have turned cloudy for the fullest sweet-and-fruity flavor and the brightest, most uplifting effect.
Drying and Curing
Dry whole plants or branches in a dark room at around 60°F (15-18°C) and 55-60% humidity for 7-14 days, until the thin stems snap rather than bend. A slow, even dry matters with such a resinous plant, because its dense buds can stay damp in the middle while the outside dries, and a gentle dry protects both the aroma and the trichomes.
Then cure the trimmed buds in sealed jars, burping them daily for the first week and letting them settle for three to four weeks. A proper cure is what brings out the sweet, fruity notes and smooths the smoke, which matters on a fruit-forward strain like Pink Plant where that bright, juicy character is the main attraction.
What to Do With Your Trim
Don’t bin the sugar leaves you remove while manicuring. Pink Plant is a resinous, trichome-rich plant, so its trim works especially well for dry sift, bubble hash or rosin. Its heavy resin makes that trim worth saving for a flavorful, sweet-and-fruity concentrate run from material most growers would otherwise throw away.
Flavor and Terpenes
Pink Plant has a bright, fruity flavor: a juicy, sweet berry-and-fruit character over a soft, earthy base, the kind of fresh, natural sweetness that makes it so easy to enjoy. It is a smooth, sweet-and-fruity smoke, and a good cure really brings that juicy character forward in the jar and on the inhale.
Its terpene profile is led by two terpenes. Myrcene drives the sweet, fruity and soft, earthy base that defines the strain, giving it that juicy, mellow character. Caryophyllene adds a warm, peppery spice underneath, grounding the sweetness with a little savory depth. Together these two terpenes frame the sweet, fruity profile Pink Plant is known for.
Effects and Best Use
With its approachable, medium 17-22% THC and heavily sativa 80/20 make-up, Pink Plant delivers a bright, uplifting experience. It is reported as euphoric, happy and tingly, pairing a clear, cheerful head with a light, physical tingle through the body, so it leans toward daytime and social use. Its medium potency keeps it approachable and easy to dose, with just a subtle indica touch rounding off the edges.
That euphoric, happy, tingly profile makes it a natural daytime and social strain, ideal for staying upbeat and engaged while enjoying its sweet-and-fruity flavor. The combination of an easy, high-yielding grow, a cheerful sativa effect and a colorful, resinous finish is exactly why it stands out.
Common Problems and Pro Tips
The biggest thing to get right with Pink Plant is managing its sativa stretch. It grows tall and can get leggy if left untrained, so start low-stress training early, top it if you like, and run a ScrOG indoors to spread the canopy and keep every bud in the light. An even, open canopy is what turns that stretch into long, productive colas rather than a tall plant with airy lower buds.
Keep the air moving and hold humidity down as the flowers fill out, since its resinous colas can trap moisture, and cooler nights late in flower can help bring out the signature pink and purple color. Start seedlings gently to avoid transplant stress, then let its hardy, forgiving genetics do the rest, since this is a beginner-friendly plant once the height is under control.
As a pro tip, feed it steadily but do not overdo the nutrients, and push bloom feed once the buds set to make the most of its heavy yield. Finish with a plain-water flush and a full three to four week cure, and harvest when most trichomes are cloudy for a bright, uplifting, medium-strength result with a clean, sweet-and-fruity flavor.
FAQ
Is Pink Plant a feminized strain?
Yes. Pink Plant is a feminized photoperiod strain, so every seed grows into a flowering female and there is no sexing and no males to remove. Because it flowers on the light cycle rather than on age, you veg it under long 18/6 days for as long as you like, then switch to 12/12 to start flowering, which lets you control its final size and yield.
How much THC does Pink Plant have?
Pink Plant is a medium-THC strain, testing at around 17-22%, which gives a bright, approachable effect rather than an overwhelming one. Combined with its heavily sativa 80/20 genetics, the result is a euphoric, happy and tingly daytime experience. That moderate potency makes it easy to dose and a good fit for newer growers and smokers alike.
How long does Pink Plant take to flower?
Pink Plant flowers in about 8 to 10 weeks once you switch it to a 12/12 light cycle indoors. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere it is ready to harvest around October, after a full season of sun. Giving it a long, warm finish is what brings out its sweet, fruity character and the pink and purple tones the strain is named for.
What does Pink Plant taste like?
Pink Plant has a bright, juicy, sweet berry-and-fruit flavor over a soft, earthy base. Myrcene drives that sweet, fruity and earthy character, while caryophyllene adds a warm, peppery spice underneath. A proper three to four week cure really brings the juicy, fruit-forward profile forward on the inhale and smooths out the smoke.
How much does Pink Plant yield?
Pink Plant is a high producer, giving around 350-650 g/m² indoors, especially on a ScrOG, and a generous 500-600 g per plant outdoors with full sun and space. Results depend on light, pot size and canopy health, so train it early, keep an open canopy, and give it room so the long sativa colas develop fully rather than staying airy.
Is Pink Plant good for beginners?
Yes. Pink Plant is a beginner-friendly plant: it is feminized so there is no sexing, it is hardy and forgiving, and it finishes in a manageable 8 to 10 weeks of flower. The main thing to watch is its sativa stretch, so a little early training and a ScrOG keep it in check and make it an easy, rewarding and colorful first grow.
