TNT has three different pedigrees sharing one short fuse. The breeder name tells you which one is in the jar.
Origin 1: Greenpoint Seeds crossed Death Star with Stardawg, doubling down on the fuel supply. Lemon and pine slice through skunk and earth, with sweet hash rounding out the flavor. Dense, resin-coated buds give that loud nose something sticky to back it up.
Origin 2: Rated Gas Genetics paired a King Louie OG cut with Monkey Berries. Strawberry sweetness meets OG gas, putting ripe fruit over a thoroughly dank base. The breeder’s materials disagree on whether the OG parent is labeled XII or XIII.
Origin 3: The Seed Kompany crossed ACDC with Canna-So-Hard for a high-CBD version. The breeder credits the latter parent with cherry-and-grape fuel and purple coloration. This branch of the family needs its own cannabinoid numbers; the THC-heavy releases don’t speak for it.
Word around the smoke circle points to a pronounced mental lift and physical calm from Greenpoint’s version. The head gets lively while the body loosens up, giving the fuel-heavy flower a more buoyant side. Effects for the Rated Gas Genetics and Seed Kompany releases remain less clearly documented, so the shared name shouldn’t dictate the expected ride.
Greenpoint’s TNT runs medium to tall, with a listed flowering window of 70–80 days. It is offered as regular seed and listed for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse cultivation, with warm conditions preferred. The catalogue rates the grow as moderately difficult.
Rated Gas keeps its TNT short and stocky, with thick colas and an approximately 60-day indoor flowering period. This is also a regular-seed release. Its compact frame is a clear contrast to the taller expressions described by the other breeders.
The Seed Kompany lists taller, sativa-like plants with frosty, spear-shaped flowers and a flowering period of nine weeks or longer. Its regular seeds are listed for indoor and outdoor cultivation. Yield is described positively but without a measured figure. Three pedigrees also means three grow schedules; the name alone will not set the harvest date.
