Somango Bulk [100 units]

The origins of Somango Granel

Somango Granel is a feminized bulk selection inspired by the celebrated Jack Herer x Big Skunk Korean cross, bred to offer a distinctly tropical profile and a manageable structure. This line has been stabilized to prioritize uniformity, vigor, and a high-quality resinous finish, ideal for continuous indoor and outdoor production with homogeneous batches.

Main characteristics

– Compact growth and balanced branching, perfect for controlled spaces and grow rooms with medium ceilings.
– Bulk format with stable and homogeneous selection, designed for scaling and consistent crop rotations.
– Dense, highly resinous flowers, with a high calyx-to-leaf ratio that facilitates trimming.
– Easy handling: responds excellently to topping, LST, SOG, and SCROG netting.
– Reliable performance both indoors and outdoors in temperate/Mediterranean climates.
– Hybrid vigor with excellent adaptation to soil, coco coir, and hydroponics, and a moderate nutrient curve.

Indoor and outdoor growing methods for Somango Bulk

Indoors, Somango Granel appreciates a 3–4-week vegetative phase to develop a uniform canopy. Topping or FIM in the third or fourth week, combined with LST, promotes multiple canopies. Under SCROG, it easily occupies mesh and maintains short/medium internodes, resulting in compact colas. Under SOG, flowering can be initiated with small, rooted plants to maximize the number of main canopies.

– Indicative density: 9–12 plants/m² in SOG with 7–9 L pots, or 4–6 plants/m² in SCROG with 11–18 L pots.
– Climate and environment: Optimal temperature 22–26 ºC with a slight night-time drop; RH 60–70% during growth, decreasing to 45–50% during flowering and 40–45% in the last weeks to prevent botrytis.
– Nutrition: Moderate demand; increase PK from the 4th–5th week of flowering. Maintains a gradual and constant EC well.
– Water and pH: In soil, pH 6.2–6.6; in coco/hydro, pH 5.8–6.2. Avoid waterlogging, encouraging water-drying cycles.

Outdoors, it performs best in temperate, sunny climates. Its compact structure allows for easy training to maintain dense colas. Good airflow and regular defoliation during mid-bloom reduce the risk of fungal infections in humid areas or areas with morning dew.

– Location: Full sun, well-aerated, well-drained substrate, and organic matter to enhance terpenes.
– Management: Supports/cages during the fattening phase, biological preventatives, and monitoring during rainy periods at the end of the season.

Properties of Somango Granel

Flavor of Somango Bulk

Intense and sweet aroma with notes of ripe mango and tropical fruits, accompanied by a sweet skunky background and light citrus and spicy nuances. The terpene profile is dominated by myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene, resulting in an exotic and persistent aromatic experience both in flower and extraction.

Effects of Somango Granel

Balanced, Indica-dominant effect: a lively and creative start with mental clarity, followed by a comfortable, long-lasting body relaxation. Ideal for unwinding without excessive heaviness. High potency within a range accessible to moderately experienced users.

Somango Bulk technical sheet

– Type: Feminized bulk seeds (photoperiodic)
– Genetics: Jack Herer x Big Skunk Korean
– Dominance: Indica 60–70% / Sativa 30–40%
– THC: Approx. 16–21% (depending on phenotype and handling)
– CBD: Low (<1%)
– Indoor flowering: 55–65 days from switch to 12/12
– Outdoor harvest (Northern Hemisphere): late September – early October
– Indoor yield: 450–550 g/m² under optimal conditions
– Outdoor yield: 600–900 g/plant (favorable climate and large root volume)
– Indoor height: 80–120 cm
– Outdoor height: 140–200 cm
– Morphology: Short/medium internodes, wide leaves, compact colas; High calyx/leaf ratio
– Dominant terpenes: myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene; secondary terpenes: linalool and humulene
– Cultivation difficulty: low–medium
– Recommended photoperiod: 18/6 during growth, 12/12 during flowering
– Compatible substrates: soil, coco coir, and hydroponics
– Recommended techniques: topping/FIM, LST, SCROG, SOG, light defoliation during mid-flowering

FAQ about Somango Bulk

Is it autoflowering?
No. Somango Bulk is photoperiod-dependent and requires a 12/12 photoperiod to induce flowering indoors.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. It's easy to use, tolerates small errors well, and adapts to different techniques without complications.

How long does it take to flower indoors?
Approximately 55–65 days from the 12/12 switch, depending on the phenotype and growing conditions.

What pot size is recommended?
– Indoors: 7–11 L for SOG; 11–18 L for SCROG.
– Outdoors: The larger the pot (30–50 L or soil-free), the greater the root development and production potential.

Does it need a lot of food?
Moderate nutritional requirements. It appreciates a gradual increase in phosphorus and potassium from mid-flowering onwards, along with a good supply of calcium/magnesium in coco coir.

Does it smell strong when flowering?
Yes, the aroma is intense and sweet tropical. Indoors, a carbon filter and proper extraction are recommended.

What training techniques work best for it?
It responds especially well to topping, LST, and SCROG to uniform the canopy. Under SOG, with small plants, it produces very uniform, dense main colas.

What's the best outdoor climate?
Temperate/Mediterranean with a dry late season. In humid areas, improve ventilation and apply preventative measures to avoid botrytis in the final stretch.