GPP Neon

GPP Neon is characterized by predominantly single-fingered, serrated leaves that resemble elongated lemon or nettle leaves. Approximately 30% of the plants exhibit colorful variations, including albinos. In the final weeks of flowering, colorful GPP Neon plants develop striking pink color gradients, where the colorful leaf tissues explode in a veritable festival of colors. In contrast, entirely green plants tend to have a dark pink-violet hue. This color palette is also reflected in the flowers of GPP Neon, which shine in yellow, white, and various shades of green. When the weather is cooler, most phenotypes also display shades of red and pink in the leaves and flowers. The flowers appear like works of art glistening in the evening sun, a true mix of rainbows and gemstones.

The leaves can reach a considerable size, similar to that of an adult's hand. At the onset of flowering, individual single-fingered leaves transform into three tips, although they do not split into separate leaflets.

Regarding yield, green phenotypes provide very high yields, while colorful plants offer slightly lower but still good yields. It's important to note that growth is reduced as the proportion of entirely white variegations increases.

The aroma resembles fermented wild berries, especially elderberries, with an aftertaste of fruit liqueur or wine.

The effect of GPP Neon is mild, stimulating, and possesses medicinal properties. The THC content is average, and it is highly likely to contain minor cannabinoids, similar to other GPP strains. Those with experience in strains with high CBD, CBC, or CBG content will recognize the unique sensation that arises when these cannabinoids interact with the typical effects of THC.

GPP Neon is ideal for sensitive consumers or those seeking a variety that keeps them functional and relaxed during the day without being extremely potent. It promotes mental relaxation and is suitable for social occasions.