Super Yuzu

Origin 1: A balanced 50/50 hybrid traced to Sour Tangie crossed with EZBake AF. This version keeps the citrus lean without tipping hard into either sativa or indica territory.

Origin 2: A sativa-dominant cross, roughly 70/30, combining Orange Sherbert, Oz Kush, and Gastro Pop, often specified as phenotype #18. This is the version showing up most often on dispensary menus, with sharp lemon citrus, tart yuzu, sweet candy, and floral lilac notes over dense, resin-heavy buds in deep forest green and dark purple. THC on this cross alone runs as high as 33% depending on the cultivator.

Origin 3: Tastebudz Seeds bred an entirely separate autoflower version, crossing Critical Lemoncello with Mimosa. Slightly indica-dominant with THC around 28%, this is a ruderalis-based cross built for speed rather than flavor complexity, though it still carries the family's signature diesel, lemon, and mandarin nose. Worth noting: the breeder markets this cut at 7-8 weeks flowering, while SeedFinder's tracked data runs closer to 77 days, a real gap between the advertised turnaround and the documented one.

Fans of the citrus-forward cuts describe a quick lift of bright energy and mood that turns people talkative and outgoing, with a light physical calm arriving later. Fans reach for it during daytime hangs and conversation-heavy stretches rather than winding down. If you gravitate toward sour, lemon-driven cuts with an up headspace, one of these three probably lands in your lane, just confirm which one you're holding first.