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Dream Beaver was developed by Bodhi Seeds as a cross between Appalachia and Dirty Hippy. Wood, herbs, and spiced earth are the most frequently mentioned aromas of the Dream Beaver strain. According to rumors, it tastes like sweet flowers, spices, and loam. Dream Beaver is a sativa strain with tall, stretching plants and thin branches. The strain prefers plentiful sunlight and warm, semi-humid climates. Dream Beaver flowers relatively quickly, reaching maturity in 56 to 70 days or late-October outdoors. In ideal conditions, Dream Beaver yields approximately 16 ounces of bud per plant, an average-size yield. Dream Beaver is available as seeds only.

Doug’s Varin is a rare strain that Dougie’s Farm unintentionally discovered. It is high in the cannabinoid tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV), hence the name. Doug grew seeds from what he believed to be Harlequin, so he is the only one who is aware of its genetic origins. Online reports claim that the strain has an earthy, pine scent and a woody, citrus taste. For its high concentrations of the cannabinoid THCV, which preliminary studies suggest has energizing and appetite-suppressing properties, Doug’s Varin is prized. Due to its rarity, little is known about how to grow it; all that is known is that Doug’s Varin grows similarly to other Sativa plants, according to Dougie’s Farm. Given that, it ought to thrive in a warm, dry environment both inside and outside. In eight to nine weeks, it should flower, and by late October, it should be ready for harvest. The resulting buds have brownish yellow pistils and gleaming trichomes, and they are bright green in color.

Chemdawg’s phenotype Donegal. Although its parent is indica-leaning, breeders at Tweed in Canada first discovered it and selected it for sativa traits. The Donegal strain is most commonly known for its earth, wood, and diesel aromas. Additionally, it is said to taste strongly of pine, citrus, and hops. Chemdawg’s Donegal phenotype is sativa-dominant. Due to its sativa heritage, Donegal grows tall plants with thin leaves. Donegal is known for producing large yields under the right circumstances, with an average flowering time of 49 to 63 days. It is best to grow the Donegal variety indoors. Donegal seeds are offered.

Dominator is a prize-winning offspring of prizewinners Jack Herer and Kushage. Karma Genetics produced it. Spicy, earthy, and sour fruit are the most frequently reported aromas of the Dominator strain. Additionally, it is said to have a sweet citrus, floral, and pine flavor. Dominator finished third in the 2011 Amsterdam High Times Cannabis Cup for Best Sativa.

Breeders at CannaBioGen first propagated the rare, 100% sativa strain Destroyer. This strain is a cross between the South American sativa landrace Meao Tha and the Thailand landrace Meao Tha. Fruit, lavender, and flowers are the most frequently mentioned aromas of the Destroyer strain. And it is reportedly earthy, spicy, and citrusy to taste. High Times’ Top 10 Strains of 2008 – Los Angeles list included Destroyer. Sativa strain Destroyer is related to the Meao Thai landrace. Due to its sativa roots, Destroyer grows tall plants with thin leaves. Destroyer is known to yield well under the right circumstances and has an average flowering time of 56 to 84 days. It is best to grow the Destroyer strain outside. Both seeds and clones of Destroyer are offered.

Exodus Cheese and Space Queen were crossed to create the legendary breeder Subcool’s Dairy Queen. It has a similar, but very strong, fruity cheese flavor and aroma. According to Renegade Roots, lab tests typically found 20% THC. Both indoors and outdoors, Dairy Queen grows easily, producing short, bushy plants that bloom in about eight weeks. Breeders advise growers to use odor-masking technology because Dairy Queen’s strong, funky odors make discretion challenging. With tightly packed, light- and dark-green buds that have a few orange pistils and a thick layer of resinous trichomes, Dairy Queen forms a medium-sized central cola. Medium yields are reported by Subcool for this cultivar.

A Sativa landrace cultivar called Colombian Gold was developed in Colombia’s Santa Marta Mountains. Colombian Gold, one of the market’s most reliable cannabis strains, developed through generations of inbreeding by local growers. Despite being less well-known than its cousin, Acapulco Gold, Colombian Gold has still made its mark on the cannabis industry. In the 1960s, Sam the Skunkman used it as one half of his Skunk #1 creation, and over the following few decades, it has been used for a variety of hybrids. The resulting green and orange buds have an earthy, fresh pine scent that permeates every nook and cranny of the space. Colombian Gold, a genuine landrace Sativa, grows tall, branchy plants that bloom indoors in 75–90 days. However, a grower with average experience can coax a yield of up to 600 grams per square meter in November from an outdoor garden in the Northern Hemisphere and a May harvest from an outdoor garden in the Southern Hemisphere.

Numerous Colombian strains have trichome-covered leaves that are spicy green with orange and red coloring. According to online sources, these strains smell like skunk and earthy pine, traits Colombian landraces passed on to their offspring like Haze and Skunk #1. The Santa Marta Mountains and the storied Tierradentro region of Colombia are home to indigenous Colombian landrace strains. Colombian landraces primarily exhibit sativa characteristics, with lengthy flowering times and thin, long fan leaves, including Colombian Gold and Punto Rojo, Spanish for “Red Dot,” and other well-known cultivars. Colombian landrace plants yield heavily when grown outdoors, where they can reach heights of up to 12 feet and reach their best growth rates by mid-November. Indoor gardens require additional height management techniques and bloom in 75 to 90 days. According to online reports, Colombian landraces have trouble reproducing the original flavors and terpenoids when grown in conditions that are very different from those found in the country’s mountains. Available only in seed form

The Cali Connection developed Cherry Alien Dawg, a sativa-leaning cultivar that may be a cross between Chemdawg and Alien Technology. Some claim that it is actually a Chemdawg phenotype or an Alien Dawg phenotype. The Cherry Alien Dawg strain’s most common reported aromas are pungent, chemical, and fruity. It is said to have a sweet, sour, and earthy flavor. A sativa-dominant strain known as Cherry Alien Dawg may be the result of a cross between Alien Technology and Chemdawg. There is no online information on how to cultivate Cherry Alien Dawg, a rare hybrid. There are no seeds or clones of Cherry Alien Dawg available.

CheeseWreck, also known as El Queso, is a Cheese and Trainwreck cross that was created in the Netherlands and has a sativa-leaning genetic makeup. This hybrid was created by breeder Seedism Seeds by fusing two powerful and well-liked strains. The CheeseWreck strain’s most popular reported aromas are sour, fruity, and pungent. It is also said to have a fruity, earthy, and woody flavor. CheeseWreck is a sativa-dominant strain that’s a cross between Cheese and Trainwreck. CheeseWreck produces short plants with thick leaves in spite of its sativa heritage. CheeseWreck has an average flowering time between 63 and 70 days and is known to produce high yields in ideal conditions. The CheeseWreck strain is best grown outdoors. CheeseWreck is available as seeds.