Black Russian
- Earthy (100% of reported flavors)
Black Russian carries the same name across several distinct genetic lines. Delicious Seeds’ version pairs sweet tropical fruit with deep relaxation, while Hazeman, Nebu, Cannafari, and Landrace Bureau trace different pedigrees.
Origin 1: Delicious Seeds. A Black Domina mother meets White Russian in this 80% indica hybrid. Compact, well-branched plants produce firm flowers with substantial resin. Sweet fruit leads the profile, with lemon, pepper, and licorice appearing in grower reports. The tropical sweetness has enough spice underneath to keep the jar interesting.
Origin 2: Hazeman Seeds. A Mr. Nice Black Widow male was crossed with a Russian landrace female. This mostly indica line has a vigorous, medium-to-tall frame and a longer flowering window than the Delicious Seeds version. Its Russian ancestry does not, by itself, establish autoflowering behavior.
Origin 3: Nebu. Nebu’s Black Russian combines his Blackberry selection with Cherry AK47, a cherry phenotype of AK-47. That specific Blackberry selection matters: a generic Blackberry listing does not establish the same parent. This is a separate hybrid from both the Delicious Seeds and Hazeman genetics.
Origin 4: Cannafari. Cannafari’s version follows the Nebu branch of the family. Its pedigree is (Double Purple Doja × Nebu’s Black Russian) × Nebu’s Black Russian, making it a backcross toward that existing line. It is a related breeding project with its own identity.
Origin 5: Landrace Bureau. This seller uses Black Russian for Russian feral seed stock marketed as Siberian pure ruderalis. It belongs to a different category from the cultivated hybrids above. Their potency, tropical flavors, and relaxing effects should not be assigned to this population.
Those who keep coming back to the Delicious Seeds version describe a calming, physically relaxing session that can become sleepy. The appeal is sweet fruit up front and a slower pace afterward. Black Russian handles the nightcap without needing a glass.
Delicious Seeds: Feminized seeds produce compact plants with strong branching, particularly outdoors. The supplied breeder profile lists 50–55 days of indoor flowering, approximately 450 g/m² indoors, and a mid-September outdoor finish in suitable Northern Hemisphere conditions. Mold resistance is rated medium, so those dense flowers deserve good airflow.
Hazeman Seeds: Regular seeds grow into vigorous, medium-to-tall plants suited to indoor or outdoor cultivation. Hazeman gives an 8–10-week flowering window. Allow more vertical room than the compact Delicious Seeds description suggests.
Nebu and Cannafari: The supplied records do not establish dependable flowering times or yields. Follow guidance specific to the seed line or cut rather than transferring another Black Russian’s schedule.
Landrace Bureau: The seller describes outdoor-adapted feral stock with early flowering and light feeding requirements. Its listing contains conflicting size descriptions, so a uniform plant height or indoor performance should not be assumed.
