Animal Face Seeds

Genetics & effects

Animal Face is a feminised, sativa-dominant photoperiod hybrid combining Face Off OG and Animal Mints genetics. Its profile is approximately 80% sativa and 20% indica, with listed THC levels of 20–27% and CBD of up to 0.5%. This is a characterful option in the Outback Seed Bank catalogue for intermediate growers seeking vigorous plants, distinctive aromas and a longer flowering cycle.

Caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene contribute to a layered flavour profile led by citrus and diesel, followed by earthy, nutty and pine notes. Individual experiences differ, but some adults describe the effects as initially euphoric, uplifting, creative or focused, with a more relaxed feeling emerging later. Setting, personal sensitivity and the finished flower can all shape the subjective experience.

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Growing in Australia

Animal Face is best matched with hot, dry or temperate Australian conditions. Outdoor planting generally aligns with southern-hemisphere spring, from September to November, once cold nights and frost are less likely. Select a bright position with airflow, well-draining soil and enough room for substantial vertical growth.

This cultivar has an intermediate difficulty rating. Its vigour rewards regular observation and a steady growing environment. Humidity management is particularly important as flowers gain density. Good spacing, selective pruning and protection from prolonged rain can reduce the risk of mould and support even light exposure.

Indoor

Indoors, Animal Face may reach up to 140 cm and has a flowering period of approximately 9–10 weeks. A photoperiod lighting schedule is required to initiate flowering. Training early in vegetative growth can help manage height and build a broad, level canopy before the flowering stretch.

Maintain consistent airflow above and below the canopy, and avoid allowing moisture to linger around dense flower sites. Under suitable conditions, the listed indoor yield is up to 550 g/m², although actual output varies with environment, plant health, lighting, space and grower experience.

Outdoor

Outdoors, plants may grow up to 200 cm where sunlight, root space and seasonal conditions are favourable. Consider privacy, wind exposure and structural support when selecting a site. Branches may benefit from stakes or soft ties as flower weight increases.

The listed outdoor yield is up to 750 g per plant. This figure is a reference rather than an assured outcome, as weather, soil, container size, pests and cultivation choices influence each plant. In humid districts, prioritise airflow and shelter from extended wet periods.

Harvest

Australian outdoor harvest generally falls from March to May. Timing should be guided by plant maturity rather than the calendar alone. Look for swollen flower structures, receding pistils and developed trichomes, checking several parts of the plant because upper and lower flowers may mature at different rates.

Harvest during a dry spell where possible, handle flowers gently and remove damaged material promptly. A clean, dark drying area with mild airflow and stable conditions helps preserve aroma, colour and the cultivar’s citrus, diesel, earthy, nutty and pine character.