Maracuya is deep Grounded Genetics lineage from top to bottom. The breeder created not only both parents but several grandparents and great-grandparents behind this cross. The mother is their Zwisher, Swoosh x (Zkittlez x Shoreline), and the pollen donor is reversed Peach Guava, Peach Limeade x Key Lime Guava. Together they combine two highly complementary tropical terpene profiles in feminized photoperiod form.
Dig into the family tree and the in-house influence keeps showing up. Swoosh was bred from Grounded’s Jumpshot (Gary Payton x Jealousy) as the mother and their Ozark (OZK x Jealousy) as the pollen donor. Peach Limeade, on the other side, came from their Pink Limez (Lemon Tree x Runtz) pollinated with reversed Taco Colada.
The breeder reports that Zwisher clearly dominates the nose, with its loud, refreshing tropical fruit-salad profile, while Peach Guava rounds off the sharper citrus edge with softer, fuzzier fruit. The name says the rest: passion fruit is right there in the mix.
Passion Fruit, Peach and Melon
Expect an intense tropical blend of ripe peach, melons and exotic citrus such as passion fruit, finished with creamy, sweet undertones. Zwisher contributes the bright, punchy fruit salad, and Peach Guava softens it into something smoother and rounder. Fruit lovers who find some citrus strains too sharp will likely appreciate the balance.
No official effect profile exists for Maracuya, so treat any description as an expectation. Fruit-forward Zkittlez and Shoreline lines often feel cheerful and social, while the Jealousy and Ozark background adds some body. Most phenotypes are expected to land in a balanced, upbeat space that works for relaxed afternoons or easygoing evenings.
Flowers, Resin and Washing Potential
According to Grounded Genetics, plants produce well-sized, dense flowers with strong resin production and attractive coloration across selected phenotypes. That makes Maracuya a solid choice for growers who want a jar that looks as good as it smells.
The Peach Guava side also brings genuine potential for standout washing selections, since that line was originally chosen for its abundant glandular heads. Hash makers should run several seeds, keep notes on resin feel and stickiness, and confirm keepers with small test washes.
Indoors, top and train the plants to build an even canopy, keep airflow strong around dense flowers and use carbon filtration during late bloom. Gentle drying and a slow cure help hold on to the delicate peach and passion fruit notes.
Maracuya Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Genetics | Zwisher x Peach Guava |
| THC | High (no lab figure published by the breeder) |
| Effect | Expected cheerful, upbeat and balanced |
| Flavor | Ripe peach, melon, passion fruit, exotic citrus, creamy sweetness |
| Aroma | Loud tropical fruit salad softened by fuzzy peach and guava |
| Bud appearance | Well-sized, dense flowers with strong resin and attractive color in selected phenos |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping and LST indoors; test washes to find resin keepers |
| Seed pack | 7 feminized seeds |
FAQ
What is Maracuya a cross of?
Maracuya is Zwisher, Swoosh x (Zkittlez x Shoreline), pollinated by reversed Peach Guava, Peach Limeade x Key Lime Guava. Both sides are Grounded Genetics lines.
What does Maracuya taste like?
Expect an intense tropical blend of ripe peach, melons and exotic citrus such as passion fruit, with creamy, sweet undertones.
Which parent dominates the aroma?
According to the breeder, Zwisher clearly dominates the nose, while Peach Guava softens its sharper citrus edge with fuzzier fruit notes.
Is Maracuya good for hash?
It has real potential. The Peach Guava line was selected for washing ability and heavy glandular head production, so standout washing phenotypes can appear.
What do the flowers look like?
The breeder describes well-sized, dense flowers with strong resin production and attractive coloration across selected phenotypes.
How many seeds come in a pack?
Each pack of Maracuya by Grounded Genetics contains 7 feminized photoperiod seeds.



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