In Golden Tiger we have combined different extremely potent and resinous sativas from Malawi and Thailand.
The outcome is a 100 % sativa hybrid with great vegetative strength, remarkable for its overpowering potency and its exceptional flowering traits. The flowers overflow, forming dense buds with little leaves. The trichomes are huge, plentiful and loaded with powerful cannabinoids.
This current version of Golden Tiger has stronger Thai influence, is better yielding and has more refined aromas than the previous one.
Concretely, Golden Tiger currently contains 2 Thai strains (Koh Chang Thai and Hmong Thai), and 2 different Malawi parental plants: the Old Malawi Killer and a 3rd generation Malawi male (brother of New Malawi Killer).
Golden Tiger is an excellent alternative to the Haze sativas. It will fascinate the most demanding growers, looking for new genuine sativa experiences of the highest order.
| Format | Standard |
|---|---|
| Sativa / Indica ratio | 100 % sativa |
| THC | 25-30 % |
| CBD | Up to 0.5 % |
| CBG | Up to 1.1 % |
| Flowering indoors | 10-14 weeks |
| Flowering outdoors | End of October / November |
| Yield | High |
| Resistance against spider mites | Average |
| Resistance against powder mildew | Average |
| Resistance against botrytis | Very high |
| Resistance against white fly | Average-High |
| Resistance against cold | Average-High |
| Resistance against heat | High |
| Latitude | 0º-43º |
| Genetics | Old Malawi Killer, Koh Chang Thai, Hmong Thai and a 3er generation Malawi male (brother of the New Malawi Killer). |
| Structure | Very branchy and elegant sativa of thin leaves and medium-long node length. |
| Bouquet | Floral, spicy and lemony Thai aromas, with the organic and resinous Malawi background. |
| High | Extreme effect of psychedelic sativa: dense, stimulant and very long lasting. It may be devastating for beginners. Recommended only for the harder and most experienced sativa users. |
| Terpene profile | Complex and rich terpene profile. It mainly contains the following monoterpenes: very high amounts of beta myrcene, followed by limonene, linalool, ocimene, isopulegol, alpha and beta pinene, camphene and terpinolene in smaller quantities. Sesquiterpenes: Mainly nerolidol 2, followed by beta caryophyllene and only traces of nerolidol 1 and humelene. |
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