Turkish Delight serves more than one genetic recipe under the same name.
Origin 1: An uncredited breeder’s reported Banana × Schrom × Tangie cross takes a surprisingly savory approach to the dessert menu. Creamy apple and buttery apricot meet a tangy cheese note, with herbal spice around the edges. This sativa-dominant version is commonly listed at approximately 20–21% THC.
Origin 2: Dr. Greenthumb’s Canadian seed company released its own Turkish Delight to mark its 20th anniversary. Described as a pure Turkish indica, it has undisclosed parentage and no published THC percentage. The breeder emphasizes a distinctive, pronounced flavor without identifying specific aroma notes, so the first version’s fruit-and-cheese profile shouldn’t be transferred to this one.
Reviews for the three-way hybrid emphasize energy, focus, and an uplifted mood. Dr. Greenthumb describes its release as potent, but detailed independent accounts remain limited. With these two, the name alone won’t tell you which way the session is headed.
The Banana × Schrom × Tangie version reportedly produces broad, heart-shaped green flowers with light-orange pistils and amber-tinted trichomes. Reliable breeder specifications for flowering time, height, and yield are unavailable.
Dr. Greenthumb’s Turkish Delight is offered as feminized seed and described as highly resinous, with relatively little trimming required. Its public listing does not establish a flowering window or numerical yield. Those missing figures should remain separate from cultivation information for Loukoum, a different cultivar whose aroma references the same confection.
