Bruised Bananas (DNA) - 5 Pack

5 Pack Feminized Photoperiod

Meet Bruised Bananas Cannabis Seeds, a premium feminized hybrid from DNA Genetics that brings together two exotic parent strains: Purple Chocolope and Honey Banana. This balanced hybrid (indica/sativa mix) inherits an award-winning lineage – one grandparent is the legendary Chocolope, a High Times Cannabis Cup winner. The breeders crafted Bruised Bananas to stand out with unforgettable flavors and effects. Its very name hints at the blend of banana sweetness and bruised-purple potency in its genetics. In fact, enthusiasts have likened its concept to a “Banana OG x Chocolope” dream cross, and Bruised Bananas delivers on that idea with a unique banana-chocolate profile. Honey Banana weed strain (one parent, a Strawberry Banana x Honey Boo Boo cross) lends this hybrid a rich dose of fruit sweetness and resin production. Meanwhile, Purple Chocolope (DNA’s own twist on a chocolatey sativa) contributes uplifting energy and a touch of secret “purple” genetics for resilience and depth. The result is a true treat for your senses – a strain that marries dessert-like aromas with potent effects in one delightful package.

If you’re a fan of rare banana strains or dessert flavors, Bruised Bananas will pique your interest. This cultivar carries the torch of banana-themed favorites (from the creamy Banana Souffle strain to the sugary Banana Pebbles strain) and elevates it further. It even shares a fruity lineage with the Honey Boo Boo strain (via its Honey Banana parent) and echoes the indulgence of a chocolate banana dessert. Yet, Bruised Bananas isn’t just a mishmash of predecessors – it’s a refined hybrid that carves its own niche. DNA Genetics’ signature quality shines through in stable feminized seeds that reliably grow into vigorous, high-yielding plants, whether you’re a hobbyist or a commercial cultivator.

hues on the buds (true to the “bruised” name, you might see dark purpling as if the buds are bruised bananas). Flowering time is a swift 8–10 weeks (around 60–70 days from the start of bloom), which means you won’t have to wait long to savor this strain’s bounty.

Yields are impressive 

Indoors, expect around 450–600 grams/m² (about 15–21 oz per m² under good lighting). Bruised Bananas weed seeds respond well to training techniques – Sea of Green (SOG) or Screen of Green (ScrOG) can maximize the canopy and output. The plants’ steady, uniform growth makes them suitable for these methods, and their sturdy branches can hold the dense, resinous buds without much fuss. Outdoors, under natural sunlight, this strain really shows off: plants can top 6 or 7 feet in height if given space and rich soil. Come harvest (around early October in the Northern Hemisphere), outdoor yields can easily reach 800+ grams per plant (many growers report harvests in the range of 800–900 g/plant in optimal conditions). Such high yield potential is a big draw for commercial growers – Bruised Bananas can fill your baskets with top-shelf buds by harvest time.

Aside from quantity, quality is assured in every nug. The buds are thickly coated in trichomes, so much so that they’re sticky like honey to the touch. This resin production not only contributes to potency and flavor but also hints at possible extract potential (makers of hash or rosin will find plenty of frosty material to work with). Cultivation is generally fuss-free – Bruised Bananas has good resistance to common issues and can handle moderate fluctuations, thanks to its hardy hybrid vigor. It tolerates both soil and hydroponic systems; organic soil will enhance the rich terpene profile, while hydro can push the growth rate faster. Basic care like proper air circulation, pruning of big fan leaves (to let light penetrate), and keeping humidity in check during flowering will ensure top-tier results. Because the aroma can get quite intense (sweet and skunky) as flowering progresses, indoor growers might want to use carbon filters for discretion – a small price for such deliciously fragrant plants.

In terms of feeding, Bruised Bananas doesn’t demand anything exotic – a standard nutrient schedule for hybrid strains works well. Just be sure to provide ample potassium and phosphorus in bloom to support the bud development (its “chocolate dessert” buds will swell significantly in the last few weeks). By harvest, you’ll see chunky, purple-tinted colas that are as visually appealing as they are potent. Trim and cure those buds well, and you’ll be rewarded with jars of aromatic, trichome-laden flowers that stay true to the strain’s unique flavor profile.