Honolulu Strangler
aka The Honolulu Strangler
Honolulu Strangler pours a tropical smoothie and leaves the blender running. This sativa-dominant cross from Pollen Nation Elite Genetics pairs Island Sweet Skunk with Skwurl Killer, bringing a creamy fruit nose to a lively family tree. Skwurl Killer contributes ancestry from Goji OG, The White, and Loud Sour, giving the tropical side some formidable company.
The breeder describes a smoothie-like aroma with a creamy finish, while Smyth’s renamed Honolulu Strange release adds sweet, spicy floral notes to the picture. Fruit leads, flowers follow, and the spice keeps the sweetness from getting too comfortable. It’s a lush profile with a little kick at the bottom of the glass.
Flowers form tight, elongated spears rather than rounded nuggets. Descriptions of the Honolulu Strange release highlight lime-green coloring, rusty-orange pistils, and visible trichome coverage. That narrow, stacked shape gives the flower a distinctive silhouette before the aroma makes its entrance.
Heads in the know clock an upbeat, happy lift from the Smyth release, with a bright mental feel that suits its tropical personality. Some find relaxation alongside the uplift, giving the session room to settle without immediately calling it a night. The name comes on strong; the mood has a sunnier disposition.
Honolulu Strangler grows indoors or outdoors, with Pollen Nation Elite Genetics listing a flowering period of 10–11 weeks and heavy yield potential. Its original release is regular seed stock, so growers should expect both male and female plants.
The breeder’s defining flower trait is tightly formed spears with a creamy tropical aroma. General flowering care includes maintaining airflow around developing colas and supporting branches as needed. Give the plants their full finishing window; a longer bloom deserves enough space on the calendar to let the fruit profile come together.
