Caribbean Vampire
Caribbean Vampire
Overview
Caribbean Vampire is a mostly indica cannabis strain bred in Portland, OR and is a combination of Tropicana Cookies and Garlic Breath by The Plant Stable. This strain has earned recognition as one of The Plant Stable personal favorites for its bag appeal and loud candy terps and has become a fan favorite in the Oregon recreational market as it's colorful buds draw the customers in and the candy terps keep them coming back. Caribbean Vampire is notable for its unique combination of tropical citrusy flavors inherited from Tropicana Cookies with the savory, pungent characteristics from Garlic Breath, creating a distinctive candy-like terpene profile. The strain features vibrant pink and purple pigments toward the end of its flower cycle and a delightful mix of fruity, spicy, and floral notes, with hints of passionfruit, banana, and citrus, accompanied by a kick of spices and garlic. This exotic combination makes it particularly appealing to cultivators and consumers seeking something unique in both appearance and flavor profile.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from fatigue
- May help with depression
- Often used for stress management
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Caribbean Vampire can be cultivated indoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) and is considered suitable for intermediate growers. For the growers, Caribbean Vampire has an ideal structure for SOG or SCROG. While it is NOT lanky, it does have a tall, candelabra type structure that make good yields easy to come by. The strain demonstrates resistance to pests and powdery mildew. The breeder cut has been grown outdoors in Oregon for years with very little problems. Plants exhibit vibrant pink and purple pigments toward the end of its flower cycle, making it visually striking when properly cultivated. The strain is known for its robust genetics and reliable performance in various growing conditions.