hybrid
Poutine
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Poutine borrows its name from Quebec’s messiest comfort food and brings a similarly rich, savory profile to the jar. Cannarado Genetics created this balanced hybrid by crossing Gravy with a combination of Fried Ice Cream and Grandpa's Gunchest, more precisely written as Gravy × (Fried Ice Cream × Grandpa’s Gunchest). Crack open the flower and that gas-heavy family tree announces itself immediately. Reports describe funky cheese and creamy sweetness up front, sharpened by bright citrus, earthy pine, pepper, and a lingering sour bite. The gravy-like richness fits its namesake of fries, cheese curds, and brown gravy, though this Cannarado cultivar should not be confused with Quebec Poutine, a separate strain from Digital Genetics.
Reports from the smoke circle describe a relaxed, happy experience lifted by clear-headed euphoria. Fans often reach for Poutine when they want to unwind after a long day while keeping enough mental spark for conversation or creative pursuits. Reviewers describe dense, grape-shaped buds dressed in deep emerald green, threaded with thin orange hairs, and finished with a thick dusting of golden-white trichomes. Poutine began as a limited Cannarado seed release rather than a menu staple, which helps explain its appeal among collectors lucky enough to find it.
Poutine is a moderate-difficulty hybrid, approachable for growers with a grow or two behind them thanks to its resilient, resin-heavy plants, though its gassy vigor still rewards a little attention. It develops a medium-to-tall, bushy structure with branching that suits both indoor tents and outdoor plots, and it finishes flowering in roughly eight weeks, around 56 days per Seedfinder. Cannarado describes it as a strong-yielding hasher, so expect a generous, sticky harvest in general terms, even though exact indoor height and per-plant yield figures aren't consistently published for this cut across resolving sources. It prefers a warm, moderate climate, with flowering-stage temperatures in the upper 60s–upper 70s °F and relative humidity near 40–50% to keep the dense, resinous buds clean. Detailed training-technique guidance, such as topping, low-stress training, and feeding schedules, isn't covered here because Weedmaps is a finder-focused resource, and no distinct, widely documented phenotypes exist beyond the separately named Quebec Poutine.
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