- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
V11 Mimikry SWAG Leaf type: SWAG, ~35% mostly variegated, some albinos, ~30% crinkle, crested, minor variegations, rest clean green
Plant Size: M - L
Flavour & Aroma: Earthy, Spicy/Herbal, Pine, Fruit Liqueur, Hints of Cinnamon
Odour/ Smell: Medium - Strong
THC: 12-18%
CBD: 3-5%
Effect: Indica, mostly sedating, stoned
Flowering: 8-10 Weeks Ocotober- November
Estimated Yield: M - XL
Environment: Outdoor Excellent / Indoor: Difficult
Disease & Pest Resistance: High
Cold Hardiness: Medium
Gender: Regular
Genes: Indica Leaning Hybrid
Genetics: Trinidad Gold SWAG (Trinidad F3 X SWAG Original) F6 x Afghan SWAG (Trinidad SWAG x Afghan Landrace)
Genetical Variability Mostly Homogenous
Germination rate: ~99% Strain Descriptions: This Trinidad Gold line has been crossed a beautifully variegated Afghan SWAG outlier. Our Afghan SWAG is a rather small plant, yet the selected plant for this line showed vigour on par with more modern SWAG lines. Afghan SWAG is a cross of Trinidad SWAG, which is a precursor genetic to Trinidad Gold. Trinidad was the first stable mutant strain featuring both Duckfoot leaf morphology and SWAG leaves (smooth/ non-serrated leaf edges). The Trinidad SWAG has been crossed with a resinous Afghani landrace strain brought to our breeder by a friend who worked in the early 2000s in Afghanistan in the Hindu Kush Mountain range. This strain expressed typical indica morphology and earthy-sweet hash aromas and exceptional trichome covered heavy buds. The Afghan landrace has been bred over several years into the Trinidad SWAG line. Maternal and Paternal genetics of both cross partners have been used. Backcrossing it with the Afghan landrace while out of thousands of seedlings picking the ones showing the SWAG leaf morphology. From 2010 onwards this Strain has been line-bred to create a stable Genotype. SWAG leaves and Indica type of flower and growth. The Afghani SWAG has a quite high chance of showing variegations as these specimens have been preferably picked b