Pulpa de Naranja Feminized by World Breeders

Information on Pulpa de Naranja

Orange Pulp is a feminized variety from World Breeders that combines indica dominance with a clearly citric aromatic profile. Its genetics are 70% indica and 30% sativa, and its aroma recalls a juicy orange accompanied by lime and pine.

Its THC content sits between 24% and 28%, with a token CBD of 0.1%. The effect is relaxing yet functional, a combination that makes it interesting for those seeking calm without losing their thread.

Orange Pulp Genetics

World Breeders has built this variety by crossing Super Boof with Red Sunshine, a parent also used in the hybrid Grape Shunshine. The result is a hybrid with a proportion of 70% indica and 30% sativa, in which the indica heritage sets the pace and the sativa part provides freshness.

The selection has clearly focused on aroma, where citrus takes center stage, maintaining a very defined identity from start to finish.

Super Boof

Super Boof comes from the cross between Black Cherry Punch and Tropicana Cookies. Apparently it's the creation of a Californian breeder known as Blockhead, who in 2019 named it Blockberry.

In just a few years it went from circulating as a clone to becoming a reference in the United States. Leafly named it Strain of the Year 2024, and in its analyses it usually hovers around 28% THC, with a profile in which orange and citrus are protagonists.

The name Super Boof was born as a joke. Mobile Jay, a Michigan grower selected a Blockberry phenotype and renamed it with a word used in slang for poor quality weed. It all started with just two Black Cherry Punch females and a single Tropicana Cookies male.

Red Sunshine

Red Sunshine is a genetic that World Breeders has already used in other works in its catalogue. Within its crosses it's attributed a bright and energetic sativa character, which balances more indica lines.

It's also associated with the reddish and purple hues that appear in some of its descendants. In Orange Pulp, its role is to provide that 30% sativa that lightens the experience and refreshes the profile.

Growing Orange Pulp

One of its strong points is the 8-week flowering, a short time for genetics with this level of THC. It allows for chaining cycles indoors quickly and reduces exposure time to possible problems at the end of flowering.

World Breeders rates its production as high. The plant develops flowers with a notable resinous presence, in line with what's expected from a modern indica selected for its aromatic quality.

Being a feminized seed, all plants will be female, which simplifies space planning. It's an option to consider for those who prioritize fast cycles without giving up potency.

Flavor and Effect of Orange Pulp

The aroma is articulated around three notes: orange, lime and pine. The nose is dominated by a ripe and juicy orange, to which lime adds a bright acidity, while pine adds a clean and somewhat balsamic nuance that provides depth.

On the palate the entry is sweet and orange-like, and gradually evolves towards fresher and more acidic tones. The pine base balances the fruit and leaves a clean and intense finish, easy to recognize.

The effect is relaxing yet functional. The indica dominance provides a feeling of calm, while the sativa heritage helps maintain clarity to continue with whatever you have at hand.

With a THC of between 24% and 28%, it's worth considering its potency. It's a variety designed for those seeking a direct citrus profile and a balanced experience between relaxation and lucidity.

Specifications on Pulpa de Naranja