Description
- A pure-bred Sativa. A fierce combination of Colombian and Mexican Sativas.
- Mountain-high. Expect a full-on Sativa effect, no laziness.
- Deep citrus aromas. Enjoy spicy lemon terps with pine undertones, deliciously potent.
- Easy to grow. Suited for all types of growers with or without growing experience.
- Strong and sturdy. This strain has a high resistance to pests and can easily withstand harsh conditions.
Tech Specs
| Taste | Lemon, Pine, Fruits, Earthy |
|---|---|
| THC | Up to 19% |
| CBD | < 1% |
| Harvest EU Indoor | 400 – 500 gr/m2 |
| Harvest US Indoor | 1.3 – 1.6 oz/ft2 |
| Harvest EU Outdoor | 50 – 200 gr/plant |
| Harvest US Outdoor | 2 – 7 oz/plant |
| Size | XL |
| Height | 60 – 120 cm |
| Height US | 24 – 47 inches |
| Flowering | 10 weeks |
| Room | Indoor/Outdoor |
| Gender | Feminized |
| Genes | Sativa 65%/Indica 35% |
| Genetics | Colombian x Mexican |
| Autoflowering | Yes |
Bud description
Mexican Airlines produces moderately sized, bright green, super sticky buds. Growers can expect a plethora of trichomes, making this strain an excellent option for making extractions.
Smoke report
Pure Sativa effects without a body stone or couch-locking laziness. This is a go-to daytime smoke for anyone who needs a little pick-me-up. Consumers report a clear and pleasant head high with an all-over feeling of euphoria without any paranoia. A creative and energetic high ideally suited to artistic activities and pursuits. Get ready to laugh with this one!
Plant Appearance
Mexican Airlines sticks to it’s Colombian and Mexican Sativa lineage, producing tall plants, reaching up to 120cm, with slender branches and moderate internodal spacing. Growers can expect some rapid stretching right before flowering. Mid flower, strong citrus scents will start to fill your space, so make sure you have a filter if needed.
Grow Tips
Generally easy to grow for all levels of expertise. Sativa dominant varieties prefer lighter doses of nutrients and this one is no different. Especially during the flowering stage, growers will want to go light-handed with the Nitrogen. Give her a chance to show off her natural structure and go easy on the training, as Sativas are more sensitive to stress.
Flavor
Just as the smell of Mexican Airlines indicates, users will enjoy tokes of spicy lemon flavors with a pine aftertaste. Curing is a must in order to enhance the deep citrus terps.
