Durban 95 takes sweet lemon on a fuel run, with earthy spice riding along. This sativa-dominant hybrid is commonly listed as Durban Poison × 9A95 Kunduz, with some product descriptions calling the second parent Kunduz I95. The Botanist markets flower under the name, but the original breeder remains unidentified. Those parent-name variations alone do not establish separate origins.
The nose has a distinct lemon-cleaner tang: sweet citrus up front, sour sharpness underneath, and a little gas hanging around the edges. Woody earth and spice deepen the profile without burying the lemon. Reported flower descriptions feature tapered, tree-shaped green buds, thin orange pistils, and a coating of white trichomes.
Regulars who reach for this one describe happy, creative uplift with a sociable streak and a calmer body feel as the session develops. Some accounts emphasize light energy; others put relaxation closer to the center. That makes its appeal less about racing through a checklist and more about letting an afternoon conversation or creative project find its own pace.
Verified flowering times, mature heights, yields, and resistance traits are not established for Durban 95. Its presence as commercial flower does not confirm whether an authenticated seed release or clone offering is available to home growers.
