- Type
- Pure sativa
- Heritage
- sativa
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
About this release
This Squirrel Tail landrace selection was chosen specifically for its bright lemon-dominant terpene profile, a defining trait of the finest Thai sativas. As the plant reaches full maturity, subtle creamy undertones may emerge, adding extra depth and smoothness to the flavor. A true 100% landrace sativa, this cultivar has been preserved through an agricultural university conservation program, ensuring genetic authenticity and long-term stability. Its quality and uniqueness were officially recognized when it won 1st Place at the 6th Tournament of the Prempavee Ganja Cup 2023/24. The plant develops a classic Christmas-tree sativa structure, although pruning can encourage a bushier form. It performs exceptionally well outdoors in warm, tropical, and subtropical climates, showing very high resistance to pests and fungal diseases. Vigorous and low-maintenance, this is a variety that largely takes care of itself when provided with adequate nutrition. The aroma and flavor are unmistakably lemony, delivering a smooth and pleasant smoke. Effects are energetic and cerebral, especially with early to mid harvests, while fully mature flowers can shift the experience toward a more relaxing and sedating profile. This versatility makes it appealing to both daytime and more introspective sativa lovers. Technical SpecificationsType: Landrace strain Format: Regular seeds Genetics: 100 % Sativa
THC: ~14.69 % CBD: ~0.1 % CBG: ~0.3 %
Flowering (Outdoor): December / January Yield: High Resistance:
Spider mites: Very High
Powder mildew: High
Botrytis: Very High
White fly: Very High
Cold: Average–High
Heat: High Optimal Latitude: 0º – 37º Structure: Classic sativa Christmas-tree structure; can become very bushy if pruned Effects: Energizing and cerebral when harvested early or mid-flower; more relaxing and sedating when fully ripe Aroma & Flavor: Fresh lemon with occasional creamy notes; smooth smoke Terpene Profile: Dominated by beta-myrcene, followed by limonene and alpha-pinene, with smal