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Phu Phan Tiger Tail

Phu Phan Tiger Tail by Prempavee Thai Landraces — pure sativa cannabis seeds. 119-day flowering, regular.

This is Prempavee Thai Landraces's release of Phu Phan Tiger Tail.

Type
Pure sativa
Heritage
sativa
Flowering
119 days
Seeds
regular
Feminized
no
Autoflowering
no

About this release

Phu Phan’s Tiger Tail is a powerful and highly respected Thai landrace sativa, traditionally cultivated by farmers in the Nakhon Phanom province. It is especially valued for its naturally high THC levels and its vigorous, resilient growth, making it one of the preferred local varieties for generations of traditional growers. This landrace expresses notable phenotypic and aromatic diversity. Depending on the plant, terpene profiles may range from bright citrus and fresh mint to ripe mango and eucalyptus, offering a complex and expressive sensory experience typical of authentic Southeast Asian sativas. Phu Phan’s Tiger Tail is a long-flowering, high-yielding variety best suited for outdoor cultivation in warm, tropical, and subtropical climates, where it demonstrates excellent resistance to heat, humidity, wind, and fungal pressure. Indoors, its strong sativa vigor requires space and careful planning, as plants can easily double in size during flowering. Technical Data – Phu Phan’s Tiger TailType | Landrace strain Format | Regular seeds Genetics | 100 % Sativa THC | ~15.47 % CBD | ~0.2 % CBG | ~0.4 % Indoor flowering | 16–18 weeks Outdoor harvest | December – January Yield | High Recommended latitude | 0º – 37º Plant StructureClassic Christmas-tree sativa structure with long, well-spaced branches, similar to Squirrel Tail. When pruned or trained, it can become significantly bushier, though its natural open structure favors airflow and mold resistance. Resistance ProfileSpider mites: Medium–high Powder mildew: High Botrytis: Very high White fly: Very high Heat: Very high Cold: Medium–high Aroma & TerpenesBouquet: Mango, mint, eucalyptus, citrus Dominant terpenes: Beta-myrcene and limonene Secondary terpene: Linalool (lower concentrations) EffectsTraditionally regarded by local farmers as more potent than Squirrel Tail. Effects can vary significantly depending on harvest timing and curing methods, ranging from energizing, uplifting, and mentally expansive to deeply rela