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Datura
Datura is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain most commonly traced back to a cross of Poison Potion and a Lilac Poison backcross, bred by Pacha's Select. It's a lineage that announces itself the moment you open a jar. Sharp turpentine and musk hit first, layered under bright key lime and citrus that give it a distinctive bite. The flavor follows through with herbal, piney notes and a chemical astringency that keeps things far from ordinary.
Consumers who've tried Datura frequently describe the high as euphoric and uplifting, with a creative energy that settles in without feeling scattered. Reviewers note it's a solid pick for afternoons when you want to stay productive but still feel elevated. Those who've tried it describe the buds as fluffy, lime green flowers absolutely coated in trichomes, gooey with terps and practically glowing under good light. If you're after a cultivar that brings bold aromatics and a clear-headed buzz, Datura's worth seeking out.
Datura is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact as a medium-sized bush indoors, though certain phenotypes can stretch taller when grown outdoors. It does well in indoor, outdoor, or greenhouse setups and prefers a warm, consistent climate in the 72–82 degrees Fahrenheit range with humidity around 50–60%. Flowering takes roughly ten weeks, which is on the longer side for a hybrid but not unusual given the sativa-leaning genetics in its lineage. Yields aren't heavily documented for this strain, but growers who keep conditions dialed in tend to come away satisfied. Seeds are available as regulars only through Pacha's Select, so you won't find feminized options on the market.
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