- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Leaf type: Swag Leaves, Crinkle, Variegated, Crested, Variegation
Plant Size: Small- Medium 1m - 2m
Flavour & Aroma: Old-school Haze, Woody, Forest Honey, Earthy Pine, Berry
Odour/ Smell: Medium
THC: ~ 19%
CBD: ~ 2%
Effect: Stimulating, relaxed, happy, Uplifting
Flowering: 8-10 Weeks, Mid October – mid November
Estimated Yield: M - XXL
Environment: Ideal for Outdoor, Indoor a bit tricky
Disease & Pest Resistance: Very High
Cold Hardiness: High
Gender: Regular
Genes: Sativa dominant Hybrid
Genetics: SWAG Original x (Amnesia Haze SWAG X Lemon Haze SWAG) x (Critical SWAG x Aprico Delia SWAG) X (ED Rosenthal SWAG x Blueberry Vanilluna SWAG)
Genetical Homogeneity / Variability SWAG leaves mostly homogenous, high variability for mutations Strain Description:
1990-1995: Variegated Mutant Blueberry F1 Male X Shesherazade (Afgahni Kush) X Sweet Purple (Thai x Dutch Genetics)
1995-2000: NL#5 Haze X Trinidad Landrace X Jack Herrer X Durban Poison, Continuous breeding🡪 2003: 1st stable Mutant: Trinidad (Duckweb leaves) continuous breeding to SWAG leaf morphology —〉 SWAG Original
2011: SWAG Original
2011-2013: Haze Cuts from Holland: Amnesia Haze & Lemon Haze,
2013-2015: Critical X Apricot Delia
2015-2018: Ed Rosenthal und Blueberry Vanilluna Beginning in the 90´s Starting with a variegated Blueberry F1 male which showed variegations and leaf mutations. This male was crossed with Shesherazade (Afgahni Kush) and Sweet Purple (Thai X Dutch Genetics). Throughout this period from time-to-time again mutants kept popping up, far from being stabilized. During the period of 1995-2000 NL#5 Haze, Jack Herer and Durban Poison have been introduced into the SWAG line. This line has been further refined and in 2003 the first stable mutants have been bred. These mutants been worked until 2011 leading to the SWAG Original. From 2011 Amnesia and Super Lemon Haze cuts from Holland have been crossed into the lineage. Leading onwards from 2013 Critical and then the newly developed Aprico Delia (AD