- Relaxed (64% of reported effects)
- Focused (36% of reported effects)
- Sweet (41% of reported flavors)
- Earthy (31% of reported flavors)
- Chemical (28% of reported flavors)
Guava is one of those strain names that got passed around enough to end up attached to completely different family trees. One version brings Stardawg gas to Afghan genetics. The other lives squarely in Gelato country.
Origin 1: Flavour Chasers bred its indica-leaning Guava by crossing Stardawg with Afghani. The breeder puts THC around 21% and describes a trichome-heavy flower with loud fruity and tropical aromas. Underneath the fruit, Stardawg and Afghan genetics give this version plenty of earth, spice, and funk to keep Guava from turning into a juice box.
Origin 2: A separate Guava associated with Cookies genetics is commonly described as a Gelato phenotype, with Sherbinski's Guava Gelato occupying the same general genetic lane. This version trades the Stardawg × Afghan pedigree for creamy, sweet, fruity Gelato character.
Word around the dispensary is that Guava tends to balance an upbeat, focused head change with an easier, relaxed finish, though effects can shift depending on which Guava is actually in the jar. Same fruit on the label, completely different trees underneath.
Flavour Chasers' Guava flowers in roughly 8–10 weeks and is described as an average-height, high-yielding plant that can be cultivated indoors, outdoors, or in a greenhouse. Resin production is a major part of the finish, with the breeder emphasizing crystal-covered buds and strong tropical aroma.
Grow information for Gelato-derived Guava selections should be treated separately rather than applied to the Flavour Chasers line.
