
Alaska
- Mango (40% of reported flavors)
- Coffee (33% of reported flavors)
- Cheese (27% of reported flavors)
Alaska was first bred by the team at Israel-based Tikun Olam. The cultivar features mysterious genetics and a chart-topping potency of up to 30% THC, according to some lab tests.
Alaska reportedly produces an aromatic blend of savory spice and wet soil, all layered with a hint of skunk stink. Its flavors are more acrid, featuring a spicy pine and cedar palate.
Alaska is a sativa-leaning hybrid that can reportedly grow to remarkable heights when cultivated in outside gardens. While little growing information is available, Alaska should grow well both indoors and outside, preferring a hotter, more humid climate. Regular pruning may be required, but in optimal conditions, Alaska reaches full maturity in ten weeks and produces hefty yields.
Alaska is available as clones only.