Description
This current version of Golden Tiger has stronger Thai influence! Since the irruption of Golden Tiger more than a decade ago, many growers have asked us for a version of this crushing sativa hybrid with more of a Thai influence.
To do this, we have introduced the new and excellent Thai Chiang Mai into breeding with Malawi (Thai that had not been used in the previous breeding of Golden Tiger, and which is producing excellent results in all the projects in which it is being involved) producing a new and third version of Golden Tiger (Thai / Malawi) where the influence of Thai genetics dominates over Malawi.
This translates into cleaner, more cerebral effects with less body heaviness within the crushing psychoactivities among extremely potent sativas from Malawi and Thailand.
The greater Thai influence also implies less dense flower structures and slightly longer flowering times than our usual Golden Tiger 2.0 although this 3rd version still offers the usual extreme effects and yields of our Golden Tiger.
The bouquet of Golden Tiger 3.0 is floral, spicy, with hints of green tea, and lemony from Thai, with an organic and resinous background from Malawi.
To do this, we have introduced the new and excellent Thai Chiang Mai into breeding with Malawi (Thai that had not been used in the previous breeding of Golden Tiger, and which is producing excellent results in all the projects in which it is being involved) producing a new and third version of Golden Tiger (Thai / Malawi) where the influence of Thai genetics dominates over Malawi.
This translates into cleaner, more cerebral effects with less body heaviness within the crushing psychoactivities among extremely potent sativas from Malawi and Thailand.
The greater Thai influence also implies less dense flower structures and slightly longer flowering times than our usual Golden Tiger 2.0 although this 3rd version still offers the usual extreme effects and yields of our Golden Tiger.
The bouquet of Golden Tiger 3.0 is floral, spicy, with hints of green tea, and lemony from Thai, with an organic and resinous background from Malawi.
