Genetics: Seeds collected from an indigenous village in the heart of the Guatemalan jungle. This is the Central American sativa from which we have developed our hybrid Tikal.

The guatemala is a pure, stable and vigorous sativa with a good potential for adaptation to southern climates. It is related to some old mexican varieties sharing with them some characteristics: strongly branched plants, happy effect, good yield, moderate flowering time and a low hermaphroditism rate.
The Guatemala is an excellent breeding tool to carry out crosses for southern climates both when you use it with long flowering sativas, and with indica plants.

Structure: Well branched plants with medium size leaves and internodes. Outdoors, and with long growth periods, displayes strong branching on the secondary branches.

Bouquet: Sweet and floral aroma. Sour wood and flowers on the palate.
Potency: Happy and positive effect. Medium potency.
Flowering: 11-13 weeks. End of October, early November.
Production/m2: Medium
Grow Type: Highly recommended for outdoors in tropical climates, subtropical and warm coastal climates. It can be planted indoors but its production/ M2 never gets close to the outdoor plants in a warm climate.

Recommended light intensity: 600 W/ M2 or higher
Seed/pack:10-12 seeds