hybrid

Super Yuzu

aka Super Yuzu Sour


The origin of this strain is contested, with at least two distinct genetic lines circulating under the Super Yuzu name.

Origin 1: Super Yuzu – The more widely documented version of this strain is a sativa-dominant hybrid crossing Sour Tangie with EZBake AF. It's got a bold citrus profile, lemon-lime peel layered over grapefruit pith and earthy undertones, with a sour, tangy edge that lingers on the exhale. Buds tend toward dense conical spears in shades of lime to apple green, frosted with heavy trichome coverage and pistils that shift from off-white to copper as they mature. Enthusiasts often report an uplifted, focused headspace that slides into creative energy — a combination reviewers consistently flag as ideal for daytime use.

Origin 2: Super Yuzu by Unknown Breeder – The breeder of record for Super Yuzu is not publicly confirmed. Marketed by Florette Cannabis in New York, this variant traces its lineage to Yuzu Sherb crossed with Diesel T #7 — a fundamentally different genetic combination. Reviewers describe a noticeably heavier spice-and-fuel aroma from the Diesel T #7 influence, and those who've tried it say the onset leans more physical than the bright, cerebral rush of the Phylos cut.

Super Yuzu is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays around three–four feet indoors — it's a solid fit for growers with limited vertical space who still want respectable yields. Outdoors, it'll stretch to five–six feet and thrives in warm Mediterranean or continental climates with temperatures between 68–80°F and humidity kept around 40–50% during flowering. Flowering wraps up in roughly 8.5–9.5 weeks, and growers often report yields around 450–600 g/m² indoors and upwards of 700 g/plant outdoors under optimal conditions.
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