HMONG THAI X LAGKITAN

Genetics: HMONG THAI X LAGKITAN PURPLE SCORPION PHENO
Height: 150 – 250 CM ( 5 – 8 ft)
Veg: 12 to 16 weeks
Flowering: 11 to 14 weeks
Aromas: fruity, minty, subtle eucalyptus, floral, wild roses, grape
Flavour:  fruity, floral
Yield: medium
Phenos: 6 observed
Effects: psychoactive, energetic, cerebral.
Elevation: : 1500 to 2200 masl (5000 – 7000 ft)
Breeder: Criposo Art
Characteristics: Fine, spiky, very loose, stylized flowers with purple touches and large calyxes. Powerful effects.

 

The male used in this beautiful result comes from a selection of a Thai legend, the Hmong Thai, of plants that result in intense aromas of mountain papaya (Vasconcellea pubescens) and extremely sugary eucalyptus, swollen resinous calyxes with a devastatingly powerful, highly psychoactive and cerebral effect, with vigorous growth with a maximum height of 150 cm and a short flowering period for this long sativa of 14 weeks. The female is a sativa from the Philippines; the beautiful Lagkitan from a selection of the purple and resinous scorpion tail phenotype. This is truly a unique and powerful specimen, with a seductive, fascinating and intense aroma of fruity mint, grapes and sandalwood

In this beautiful cross, the lagkitan lineage predominates with a menthol aroma and subtle hints of eucalyptus and citrus fruit. The growth is vigorous, with thin stems and medium-sized internodal spaces. The appearance is of an old-school Filipino sativa, but it brings Hmong Thai genes that give it even more abundant resin and an intense fruity touch. The flavor is fragrant, fruity, fermented and floral with a minty touch that remains on the palate after taking a few puffs. It is so penetrating that if you exhale the air through your nose after having smoked, you will feel that the air that enters is fragrant with roses. Of the 6 phenotypes that we have observed, 4 end with very resinous purple and violet touches, all are potent, and very resistant to powdery mildew, pests and diseases in general.  It withstands high air currents and extreme dryness in the soil.