Bubble Gum is one of the ones that came over from America. It is a pure Indica. It was brought over by American expatriates to Holland, and by the CRC company, and they have worked with it for years, and it is pretty much stabilized. They have your F1 hybrid down pat. It is what it is, and it is a good strain.

Bubble Gum is pretty good for beginners, but you really have to watch the water with it. The problem is, like I said, it is connoisseur-grade cannabis, and you are not going to get huge yields from it if you just grow it as is.

Bubble Gum is strictly indoor strain. I tried to grow it outdoors a couple of times, and the light signals confuse the crap out of it, and it is one of those plants that does not get very big, so there is not a big yield outdoors.

It is one that we have played with with hormones and breeding experiments. Bubble Gum has been bred into a lot of strains that you know of, just not as a major parent of it. It encourages earliness.

Bubble Gum usually averages about sixty days. I have seen a few variants go a little under that, and I have seen some people trying to breed with it on F2s, usually goes to seventy-five to eighty days.

Pure Bubble Gum, that is one of the problems with it--it is a connoisseur strain. Yield indoors on the normal plant will be from two to four ounces. If you can break a half pound with Bubble Gum, you knocked it out of the park.

Bubble Gum is very small. It is usually two to four feet. Unless you play with it with hormones, it is hard to get it over four feet. That is why it does not lend itself to outdoors very well.

Like I said, the drawback is the yield and pluses are the cannabinoid profile and the taste are both out of this world.

Bubble Gum is a very unique strain. There are not a lot of similar strains to it. It is one that has been bred from a lot, but when it came out, it was its own unique flavor.