Black Gold

Black Gold proves that strain names can be serious trademark nightmares, with three completely different breeders creating wildly different genetics under the same moniker.

Origin 1: Black Gold by Cream of the Crop Seeds This is their hash-monster autoflower, engineered as a resin factory with roots. Developed for extracts, it leans into fat trichome coverage and dense buds rather than a flashy terp profile.

Origin 2: Black Gold by Dman Seeds Dman flips the script with a sativa-heavy cross of Acapulco Gold × Black Domina, pushing tropical fruit and spice terps with an energetic tilt.

Origin 3: Black Gold by Greenpoint Seeds Greenpoint keeps it deliberately vague, advertising an 80% indica cut "crafted with artistry." The lineage isn't disclosed, but their work usually circles OG, Chem, and heirloom Kush lines.

Outside these, "Black Gold" also gets tossed around loosely as a label for Black Domina × Afghani × Northern Lights × Hash Plant mixes — basically a genetic potluck with too many cooks in the kitchen.

No matter the source, the name is the one thing tying Black Gold together. Beyond that, it's a gamble, ordered from different sources, and you might get a hash-producing dwarf. This lanky sativa thinks it's Acapulco Gold, or an indica powerhouse with more parents than a modern sitcom.