Mexican Rush cannabis seeds

Mexican Rush

Mexican Rush is a feminized photoperiod seed from Royal Queen Seeds with 80% sativa and 20% indica. It suits you if you want to grow a classic Mexican sativa for clear daytime use, both in a tent and in the garden. The genetics come from a landrace from the Pacific coast of Mexico, around the Sierra Madre del Sur near Acapulco. Royal Queen Seeds selected and stabilized this line. You get long, fluffy buds that can take on a golden sheen as they dry. The plant loves space and stretch. Indoors it stays manageable. Outdoors it grows larger when the climate cooperates. THC sits at 22 percent. CBD content is low. This seed is meant for growers looking for a balanced sativa without extreme height or an extremely long flower.

Features and Specifications

• Type: 80% Sativa 20% Indica
• Gender: Feminized
• THC: 22%
• CBD: Low
• Genetics: Mexican Sativa
• Indoor flowering time: 9-11 weeks
• Indoor height: 80-130 cm
• Indoor yield: 550-600 gr/m²
• Outdoor height: 150-200 cm
• Outdoor yield: 650-700 gr/plant
• Outdoor harvest: mid-October
• Climate: long summers

Detailed Growing Information

Indoors you grow Mexican Rush as a photoperiod plant. You switch to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of dark to start flowering. Flowering lasts 9 to 11 weeks. During that period the height stays between 80 and 130 cm if you keep the stretch in check. The plant loves to stretch. Topping, LST or a scrog net helps limit the height and spread the light more evenly. Yield sits between 550 and 600 grams per square metre under good conditions. It handles a warm, slightly more humid environment better than many other sativas. Provide enough air circulation to prevent mould in the dense buds. During flowering the feed can take a bit of extra potassium and phosphorus. Keep the pH stable. The buds grow long and fluffy. They need a proper dry and a calm cure to keep the aroma.

Outdoors Mexican Rush thrives in areas with long, warm and humid summers. The plant grows to 150 to 200 cm. It loves space. Do not plant it too close to other plants. The stretch is clearly visible. Long colas form if it can grow freely. Harvest falls in mid-October. Yield per plant sits between 650 and 700 grams if the summer is long and sunny. In cooler or shorter seasons it stays smaller and finishes later. Choose a sheltered, sunny spot. Its Mexican background makes it heat-tolerant. Good drainage still matters. Autumn rain can make the late flowering harder. A greenhouse or cover helps then. This plant is not an automatic variety. It responds to day length. In northern gardens you need to judge the timing carefully.

Effects, Flavour and Aroma

Mexican Rush combines a physically relaxing buzz with a clear mind. You notice focus and motivation. The effect is powerful but not overwhelmingly heavy. It suits daytime. The body settles while your thoughts stay clear. The terpenes caryophyllene, myrcene and limonene play a role here. The THC content of 22 percent supports this profile. CBD stays low.

The aroma opens with fruit and pine. Beneath that sit earthy notes and a sweet honey-like layer. When you open the jar, you smell that mix right away. The flavour follows the aroma but is earthier. On the exhale a spicy note comes through. After drying and curing the buds can show a golden sheen. That makes them visually distinctive. The flavour stays consistent if you dry slowly and cure at a relaxed pace. Drying too fast flattens the honey and the fruit. The mix of earthy, pine, fruity and honey is typical of this Mexican line.

Comparison with Similar Strains

Mexican Rush differs from Amnesia Haze. Amnesia Haze leans more heavily on Haze genetics and often brings a sharper citrus and a longer, more cerebral high. Mexican Rush stays closer to the Mexican landrace with more earth, pine and honey. Flowering on Mexican Rush is 9 to 11 weeks. Amnesia Haze usually needs a bit more time.

Acapulco Gold is the classic landrace from the same region. Mexican Rush is the stabilized, feminized version from Royal Queen Seeds. Acapulco Gold often grows more heterogeneously and is harder to keep in check. Mexican Rush stays more consistent in height and flowering time. The flavour of Mexican Rush is a little earthier and spicier on the exhale.

Mexican Rush Auto is the autoflower variant of the same line. It stays smaller, flowers faster and has a ruderalis component. Mexican Rush itself is photoperiod. You have more control over the vegetative phase. The auto is more practical in short seasons or small spaces. The photoperiod version gives larger plants and more stretch if you give it room.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mexican Rush

How long does Mexican Rush flower indoors?

Mexican Rush flowers indoors in 9 to 11 weeks. You start flowering by switching to 12/12. The exact duration depends on the phenotype and the climate in your tent. Check the trichomes to decide when to harvest. After harvest come drying and curing. Indoors the plant stays between 80 and 130 cm.

Is Mexican Rush suitable for outdoor growing?

Yes, Mexican Rush is suitable outdoors in climates with long summers. The plant reaches 150 to 200 cm. You harvest in mid-October. It likes warmth, sun and some humidity. Give it enough space because it stretches strongly. In shorter or cooler seasons the yield stays lower.

What kind of effect does Mexican Rush have?

Mexican Rush gives a physically relaxing effect combined with mental clarity. You notice focus, motivation and a calm base. It is meant for daytime. THC sits at 22 percent. The CBD content is low. The body settles while the mind stays clear.

How does Mexican Rush taste and smell?

Mexican Rush smells of fruit and pine with earthy and honey-like layers. The flavour is similar but earthier. On the exhale a spicy note comes through. The terpenes caryophyllene, myrcene and limonene shape this profile. Proper drying and curing keep the sweetness and the fruit intact.

What are the genetics of Mexican Rush?

Mexican Rush comes from Mexican sativa landrace genetics from the Sierra Madre del Sur. Royal Queen Seeds selected and stabilized the line. The type is 80 percent sativa and 20 percent indica. It is a photoperiod, feminized strain. The origin lies on the Pacific coast of Mexico, around Acapulco.

Why Order from Us

You receive the seeds in discreet, neutral packaging. All prices include VAT. For the Netherlands we ship via PostNL as a letterbox parcel for 4,40 euro. From 35 euro shipping is free. To Belgium we charge 8,50 euro. From 50 euro that is free.

To Germany the shipping cost is 9,70 euro and free from 75 euro. For other countries it is 12,50 euro, also free from 75 euro. The packaging stays neutral so the contents are not recognizable.

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