Wild Rose

Wild Rose is an under-the-radar hybrid cannabis strain. Sold by Sweet Seeds and available in seed form, it is a highly regarded strain among both indoor and outdoor growers, rewarding them with good harvests of strong, aromatic flowers in a fairly short time. Keep reading to learn more about Wild Rose, its genetics, origins, effects, and more. Strain History of Wild Rose Based in Valencia, Spain, Sweet Seeds is known for producing some top varieties of European cannabis. Sweet Seeds comprises a team of cannabis growers and professionals with experience growing and breeding weed dating back to the 1990s. Today, the bank offers a wide variety of strains, including autoflowers, photoperiod strains (regular and feminized), as well as CBD varieties. While it's unclear when Sweet Seeds bred Wild Rose, the strain has been around at least since 2008, when it won its first prize at a cannabis cup in Malaga, Spain. Since then, Wild Rose has won numerous other awards and accolades, including 1st Prize in the Best Indoor category at the Cannarias Cannabis Cup in 2009 and 2010. Genetic Lineage of Wild Rose Wild Rose is the result of crossing HOG and Rosetta Stone. HOG, also known as The Hog, Tennessee Hog, or Haracept, is a Dutch strain originally bred by TH Seeds in Amsterdam. In 2002, HOG won the title of Best Indica at the High Times Cannabis Cup, and the strain is still touted as one of "the most potent strains in the world". Its aroma is described as pungent and hash-like, with notes of dark tobacco, blue cheese, tart limes, and an unmistakable peppery kick. Its effects are euphoric and mentally uplifting as well as deeply relaxing. The genetic origins of HOG aren't certain. Rosetta Stone, on the other hand, is a cross of White Widow and Ginger Ale bred by Brothers Grimm, a US seed bank founded by the breeders Rick Campanella (known as MrSoul) and his partner Sly. Containing high concentrations of THC as well as notable levels of secondary cannabinoids like CBG, Rosetta Sto