Ivory
Ivory wears a polished name and a decidedly funky perfume. Fig Farms’ selection brings rubber, lemon, and butter to the sack, with pale trichomes giving the flower its namesake finish. A separate version sold by Banzzy 1305 takes a sweeter, more sedating turn.
Origin 1: Fig Farms selected Ivory as phenotype #5 of Animal Mints Bx1, bred by Seed Junky Genetics from Wedding Cake and Animal Mints F1. Fig Farms handled the hunt and cultivation, choosing the individual expression released as Ivory.
Origin 2: Banzzy 1305 offers an Ivory associated with Do-Si-Dos, although its full parent pairing and original breeder remain unconfirmed. This version carries sweet vanilla and floral flavors, with earthy herbs and spicy flowers on the nose.
Fig Farms’ Ivory gets stranger in the best way: rubber-ball funk meets a twist of lemon and a buttery finish. One tasting also picked up green pepper and ginger in the aroma, followed by milder earth and citrus in the smoke. The nose talks louder than the palate.
Sparkling, off-white trichome heads cover the Fig Farms flower. A reviewed eighth arrived almost entirely as one substantial bud, giving that pale resin coat plenty of room to show off.
Regulars who keep this flower on deck describe different experiences depending on the producer. A tasting of Fig Farms’ selection reported a gradual onset, physical relaxation, and an even mental state suited to conversation. Banzzy’s version is described as happy and giggly before becoming unfocused, deeply relaxed, and sleepy. Check the producer before giving Ivory a place on the evening’s schedule.
Fig Farms’ Ivory is a selected phenotype of Seed Junky Genetics’ Animal Mints Bx1 seed line. The producer currently places it in its retired collection. Selection-specific flowering time, height, yield, and seed availability are unconfirmed.
Banzzy’s Ivory also lacks established grow specifications and complete parentage. Neither version has enough documented cultivation detail to assign a flowering window or harvest estimate.
