Iverson 96 brings grape sweetness, mint, and pine to a crossover with a relaxing finish. Viola released it in partnership with Allen Iverson, naming the first strain in his collection after his 1996 NBA draft year. The brand identifies the pairing as Secret Kush Mints × Grape Stomper. Secret Kush Mints is Viola’s stated parent name, although other listings shorten it to Kush Mints.
Grape leads the aroma, with mint and pine giving the sweetness a sharper edge. Earth and diesel add some grit. The fruit gets your attention, but the finish has enough bite to keep the whole thing from becoming grape juice with a jersey.
Flower purists who grind it fresh describe euphoria and an uplifted mood alongside a pronounced physical calm. Some find that calm sleepy; others stay mentally engaged while their body takes the night off. The common attraction is feeling good without much urgency to get moving. The crossover here is from upbeat to unbothered.
Viola’s Canadian AI ’96 flower adds another expression of the profile: sweet fruit and berries with spice and gas. Its light-green buds carry purple undertones and a generous trichome coating. Those details describe the Canadian offering rather than a guaranteed appearance for every market’s harvest.
Iverson 96 is a specific release within the Viola collection. The number belongs to its identity, so it should stay attached when distinguishing this cultivar from other Iverson-branded products.
Iverson 96 is commercially cultivated for Viola’s product lineup. The brand confirms its parent pairing but does not provide a public flowering schedule, mature height, yield, or outdoor harvest window.
A breeder-issued seed release or public source of authenticated clones has not been verified. Its branded flower availability does not establish that it is exclusively clone-only, and growing specifications should come from the particular producer or verified genetic stock.
