hybrid
Indian Spice
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Indian Spice is a sativa commercially associated with Curio Wellness and made from Super Lemon Haze crossed with Punch Mints. Curio identifies limonene, caryophyllene, and myrcene as its dominant terpenes, pointing to a profile built around citrus, peppery spice, and earthy herbal notes.
Reliable Indian Spice-specific consumer reports remain limited, so its effects have not been documented well enough to characterize confidently. Individual batches may also vary in potency and terpene concentration. Check the product label for current laboratory results.
Smokers describe Indian Spice as delivering an energetic, uplifting experience that stays clear and heady. Fans often reach for it as a daytime companion for creative work and staying on task. The buds show off dense, forest-green flower laced with orange pistils under a heavy coat of frosty trichomes.
No cultivation data specific to Indian Spice has been published and though its grow profile reportedly leans on its Super Lemon Haze side, guidance should be treated as approximate. Expect a moderate-difficulty plant with the tall, stretchy structure of Super Lemon Haze. It typically reaches 3–5 feet indoors and stretches taller outdoors, so early height management helps once flowering starts. Haze-dominant genetics tend toward a longer flowering window of roughly 9–10 weeks and reward a warm, Mediterranean-style climate with moderate humidity. No verified yield or flowering-time figures exist for this cross on its own. Lean on Super Lemon Haze as a proxy, and confirm with the producer before trusting any single number.
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