Tiffany

Tiffany genetics: Sativa heritage with modern twists Tiffany's genetic complexity is one of its greatest attractions. This variety comes from the cross between Strawberries & Durban and a genetic base from 1987. Strawberries & Durban already combines Durban Poison (table cut) with F1 Durb, Gushers, and Strawnana 14er. The result is an extremely nuanced regular Sativa (males and females) that blends the best of classic Sativa cerebral effects with a fruity and spicy aromatic profile, thanks to its Durban heritage. It presents a very versatile plant structure that can express phenotypes with high THC levels and, in some cases, relevant THC-V content, a less common but highly interesting psychoactive cannabinoid.Tiffany cultivation: vigour and adaptability Despite its pronounced Sativa character, Tiffany Regular has been selected to offer a slightly shorter flowering time of 70–80 days. This makes it a viable option for experienced growers seeking large, structured plants that respond well to techniques such as LST, SCROG, or supercropping. It is a genetic line that opens the door to selecting parental plants with great potential, both for personal cultivation and breeding projects. Its vegetative vigour is high, especially when provided with balanced nutrition and ample space to develop. Outdoors, it can reach a considerable size with high yields under suitable conditions, with harvest expected in mid to late October in the Northern hemisphere.Tiffany's taste and effects: unique sensory experience Tiffany, above all, delivers a distinct sensory experience. Its terpene profile merges Haze-like metallic notes, sour incense, and a creamy forest fruit background, clearly influenced by its Durban lineage. These aromas evoke old churches, dank basements, and the more mysterious genetics of the 90s. The effect is distinctly cerebral, with a rapid onset and an electric sensation that lasts for hours. It is ideal for sparking inspiration, engaging in creative projects, or simp