Interstate 264

Lineage Tahoe Express × 1981 Roadkill Skunk Terpene Profile Lemon-pine fuel, tropical pineapple, acrid gas, gamey musk, fuel-drenched citrus. Cultivar: Interstate 264 Breeder: Savage Land Exotics × Whitehurst Genetics Type: Sativa-Dominant Hybrid Feminized Photoperiod Mother Lineage: Tahoe OG Kush × Pineapple Express Flower Time: 65-70 Days Yield: High / Dense & Greasy Stretch: Moderate Aroma: Named after the main artery that connects the heart of Virginia to the coast. The Tahoe Express mother brings sharp, lemon-pine fuel and bright tropical pineapple sweetness. This is immediately slammed into the 1981 RKS, adding a layer of acrid gas and heavy, gamey musk. It smells like a fresh pine air freshener hanging in a vintage car with an oil leak. Flavor: The palate is an elite "Gas-Tropical" experience. It leads with a refreshing sweet pineapple and lemon-lime zest, which is quickly grounded by a savory, gamey middle. True to the line, it leaves a heavy, oily film in the mouth, finishing with a lingering fuel-drenched citrus aftertaste. Effects: This cultivar leans into the "all-day powerhouse" category. The Pineapple Express provides a happy, talkative, and highly euphoric mental state, while the Tahoe OG and 1981 RKS provide a rock-solid physical anchor. It is deeply relaxing without being completely sedative. Visuals & Structure: Interstate 264 produces beautiful, mid-sized plants with a classic OG-influenced structure-internodal spacing is tight, and the buds are rock-hard. The flowers are typically a vibrant lime green, coated in a viscous, greasy resin. Grow Notes: Highlights the potential of the Hampton Roads 757 VA breeding scene. It is a stable, vigorous grower that is less "fussy" than the inbred Skunk lines. It's the perfect entry point for someone who wants the 1981 Roadkill "film" and "stank" but prefers a more slightly tropical profile