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Flowering Time 14 16 Weeks

Flowering Time 14–16 Weeks refers to cannabis cultivars that require 14 to 16 weeks from the initiation of the flowering phase until mature trichomes and pistil coloration suggest harvest readiness. This extended flowering window is commonly associated with complex, polyphenic (multiple-phenotype) genetics and cultivars derived from equatorial or tropical landrace lineages. Breeders working in this category often document longer flowering periods as a trade-off for reported complexity in terpene profiles and structural development. Plants in this range typically remain photosensitive-dependent or express late-finishing characteristics typical of sativa-dominant crosses.

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About Flowering Time 14 16 Weeks

Flowering Time 14–16 Weeks refers to cannabis cultivars that require 14 to 16 weeks from the initiation of the flowering phase until mature trichomes and pistil coloration suggest harvest readiness. This extended flowering window is commonly associated with complex, polyphenic (multiple-phenotype) genetics and cultivars derived from equatorial or tropical landrace lineages. Breeders working in this category often document longer flowering periods as a trade-off for reported complexity in terpene profiles and structural development. Plants in this range typically remain photosensitive-dependent or express late-finishing characteristics typical of sativa-dominant crosses.

Breeder relevance

Extended flowering times are prioritized by breeders selecting for trait stability across multiple generations and for preservation of heritage genetics. Cultivators using this classification typically adjust grow scheduling, nutrient regimens, and facility planning to accommodate the extended timeline.

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