Southside Legend
aka South Side Legend
Southside Legend puts gas in the sundae and Ohio on the label. Created from a cross of Aoki’s Walk and Ice Cream Zundae, Certified Cultivators brought it to Ohio’s flower market.
Gas leads the aroma, with a touch of cream softening the edges. Some smokers pick up citrus, including a faint lemon-and-chocolate combination, while others find the flavor less pronounced. Think dessert at the filling station: a little sweetness sharing space with something considerably less polite.
The flower has earned both enthusiastic reviews and complaints about dry, muted batches. That matters here. Southside Legend’s name may stay consistent across jars, but the finish and freshness haven’t impressed everyone equally. The best reports praise the flower’s potency and flavor; the weaker ones describe a jar that didn’t deliver on either.
Its regulars online describe substantial physical relaxation, with some finding a heady side alongside the slower pace. One smoker reads it as more uplifting; another gets a much heavier experience. The recurring attraction is that full-body ease, the kind of session where “I’m staying in” starts sounding like a well-considered decision. Big name, smaller evening agenda.
Southside Legend has a named creator and parental cross, but a dependable public grow sheet remains missing. Flowering time, mature height, measured indoor and outdoor yields, and seed format are unconfirmed. Commercial flower listings also don’t establish whether home growers can obtain the original cut or a seed release.
An 8-to-10 week flowering estimate circulates in secondary profiles, but I couldn’t tie it to Matherly, MPR Crosses, or a completed grow of this exact cross. It shouldn’t become a harvest promise. Anyone sourcing Southside Legend should get the cut’s flowering history and growth habits from the supplier before planning the run.
