hybrid

Snow Leopard

19 to 26 percent THC range

Snow Leopard is the rare, indica-leaning hybrid from Bodhi Seeds, tracing back to a cross of Tigermelon and Snow Lotus that pulls Afghani, Thai, and Mexican heritage into its family tree. That mixed background shows up in the flower. Expect lumpy, pepper-shaped nugs in minty green, laced with amber pistils under a heavy coat of resin that gives the buds their frosted, big-cat look. Crack one open and the aroma leans kushy and hash-forward, with tropical fruit, pine, and woody sandalwood sitting underneath. On the exhale, reviewers tend to pick up mango and citrus over an earthy, resinous base.

True to its name, this hybrid strain is a creeper. Fans of Snow Leopard often report a slow build that opens with a bright, euphoric lift and a tunnel of focus before it settles into a heavy, couch-leaning calm. Many consumers describe drifting into a spacey, introspective headspace as the body buzz takes hold, which is why they often save it for evenings and slow days. Others say the earlier, clear-headed stretch keeps creativity flowing. However you time it, the reward is in those glittering, resin-drenched colas that had growers chasing the cut in the first place.

Snow Leopard is a moderate-difficulty grow that performs indoors, outdoors, and in a greenhouse, finishing as a mostly indica plant that stacks numerous sticky, resin-drenched colas. Flowering runs about nine weeks, roughly 63 days from clone, and because the buds pack in dense and frosty, steady airflow around the canopy helps the colas ripen cleanly. Bodhi Seeds released it as regular, non-feminized seed, so growers should expect a range of expressions, with most plants leaning toward that compact, resinous indica structure and a smaller share stretching taller. Precise height and yield figures aren't well documented, but the frosty, tropical-smelling flowers are the payoff most cultivators are after.
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