Deep Breath
Deep Breath has a quiet name and a loud family tree. Three distinct breeding lines share it, with profiles ranging from sharp berry-and-chemical funk to gas with a sweet vanilla finish. The breeder matters here.
Origin 1: Baked Beanz. This version crosses Hilltop Genes’ Alien Breath with an Uprising pairing of Original Glue (GG4) and Mendo Breath F2. The Alien Breath parent combines POGO and Berry Breath. Sharp chemical aromas, diesel, and sweet berries give this line its pungent reputation, with blueberry among the reported flavors.
Origin 2: Bulletproof Genetics. Bulletproof’s Deep Breath crosses WhiteMasterStarDawg with Grateful Glue. Its breeder description emphasizes gas and Chem character softened by vanilla. High Minded’s corresponding White Master/Stardawg/Grateful Glue listing adds sweet berry and a sour finish. This is a separate cross from Baked Beanz’s release.
Origin 3: Landrace Bureau / Mantis Seeds. Offered through Landrace Bureau’s Mantis Seeds collection, this version combines (Banana Breath × Peanut Butter Breath) with (Rozay Breath × Meat Breath). Its flowers are described as long, dense, and pepper-shaped, with bright orange pistils and a thick coating of pale-to-amber trichomes.
Those who keep coming back to it describe an upbeat, sometimes chatty headspace with substantial physical relaxation. Baked Beanz-associated consumer reports include happiness, creativity, and a sleepy finish, while High Minded describes its selection as social and uplifting with a relaxed body feel. These reports belong to their respective selections, rather than every flower carrying the name.
Baked Beanz: Documented as a regular-seed hybrid suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation. SeedFinder lists approximately 65 days of flowering, putting it around nine weeks.
Bulletproof Genetics: Described as medium-height plants with an eight-to-nine-week flowering period and medium-to-heavy yields. The line has also been offered in feminized form, including an S1 release.
Landrace Bureau / Mantis Seeds: Offered as regular photoperiod seeds, with a listed flowering window of six to eight weeks and medium-to-heavy yields indoors or outdoors.
