Flowering Time 13 16 Week
The 13–16 week flowering time classification describes cannabis cultivars requiring an extended bloom phase before reaching harvest-ready maturity. These longer-cycle plants are commonly associated with equatorial and tropical landrace genetics, as well as certain hybrid crosses intentionally bred to extend development. Breeders working in this category often report that extended flowering periods correlate with complex terpene development and higher resin maturation. This family is frequently encountered in photoperiod-dependent cultivars rather than autoflowering types. Understanding flowering duration is essential for cultivation planning, regional legality compliance, and breeding program design.
Flowering Time 13 16 Week strains
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The 13–16 week flowering time classification describes cannabis cultivars requiring an extended bloom phase before reaching harvest-ready maturity. These longer-cycle plants are commonly associated with equatorial and tropical landrace genetics, as well as certain hybrid crosses intentionally bred to extend development. Breeders working in this category often report that extended flowering periods correlate with complex terpene development and higher resin maturation. This family is frequently encountered in photoperiod-dependent cultivars rather than autoflowering types. Understanding flowering duration is essential for cultivation planning, regional legality compliance, and breeding program design.
Breeders extend flowering cycles to select for delayed maturity traits, enhanced secondary metabolite profiles, and tropical adaptation markers. Lineage records from equatorial regions frequently document 13–16 week cycles as a foundational breeding target.
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