- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Seeds
- Clone only
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Zuava is a hybrid created by crossing Zkittlez with Guava, combining two terpene-rich and flavor-forward genetic lines into one balanced cultivar. Genetic BackgroundZkittlez is an indica-dominant hybrid prized for its vibrant, candy-like fruit profile and deeply relaxing effects.
Guava, often regarded as a Gelato-related phenotype, leans more toward the sativa side and is known for its fruity sweetness layered with subtle gassy undertones.
Together, these parents shape Zuava into a variety that blends dessert-style sweetness with a modern tropical twist. Aroma and FlavorThanks to its lineage, Zuava expresses a sweet and exotic terpene profile. Expect a fusion of sugary, candy-like fruit from the Zkittlez side with tropical, slightly creamy and gassy nuances inherited from Guava. Flavor notes may evoke ripe tropical fruits, mixed berries, and a smooth, dessert-like finish, offering a rich and layered tasting experience. Effects and PotencyZkittlez is widely appreciated for its calming, stress-relieving qualities, while Guava tends to promote a more uplifting and mentally stimulating effect.
As a result, Zuava is likely to deliver a well-rounded hybrid experience — pairing gentle cerebral clarity with soothing body relaxation. This balance makes it suitable for a range of occasions, from social settings to laid-back personal time. Potential Terpene ProfileAlthough no official lab data is available, its parentage suggests the possible presence of:
Limonene – contributing bright citrus notes and mood-enhancing qualities.
Myrcene – associated with fruity, earthy tones and relaxing effects.
Caryophyllene – adding subtle spice and pepper notes, often linked to soothing properties. Growing InformationBoth parent strains perform well indoors and share similar flowering cycles.
Zkittlez typically finishes in 7–9 weeks.
Guava also flowers within a comparable timeframe.
Growers can expect Zuava to complete flowering in approximately 8–9 weeks. Maintaining stable temperatures, b