Temple brings lemon peel to the altar and leaves a little funk in the offering bowl. Also recorded as Totem Pole Haze Temple, this breeding cut has an uncertain origin, with a proposed lineage of Super Silver Haze × William’s Wonder. Bodhi Seeds later used Temple in breeding projects, including Mountain Temple, establishing its place in a family tree even though the original breeder remains unclear.
The available breeder-attributed description centers on spicy citron, melon, floral notes, and a deeper chemical funk. That gives the profile a bright, tangy top and a dirtier finish. Think citrus rind and ripe melon sharing a jar with something considerably less polite. Dense flowers and substantial resin coverage round out the documented picture.
Bodhi’s account describes an energetic, powerful experience with a lighter physical component. Temple’s reputation here leans more toward an animated headspace than a hushed meditation session. Independent reports on the original cut are scarce, so promises of guaranteed focus or a perfectly clear high would go beyond what’s established.
Temple is recorded as suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation, but a dependable flowering window, mature height, and yield have not been established for the original cut. The available description emphasizes dense, resinous flowers and relatively quick maturation for its energetic character, without supplying a specific number of days.
