How to grow Honduras

100% sativa
sweetspicycitrusupliftingeuphoricenergizing
Honduras bud — quarter view
THC 13%
Flowering 91 - 98 days

Taste

Sweet
Spicy
Citrus

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

A pure landrace sativa straight out of Honduras, unmodified and content to stay that way. Vanilla, spice and citrus on the nose with floral and woody undertones; the high is clean, happy and energetic, built for daylight and conversation. Honest, uncomplicated, and entirely true to its origin.

Where it comes from

A pure landrace sativa out of Honduras, kept by Ace Seeds exactly as it came — no crossing, no improving, no interference. There is no parentage to trace beyond the country itself, which is rather the point: the appeal is the unbroken thread back to where it grew wild. Equatorial genetics, unmodified, and content to stay that way.

Nose & flavour

Vanilla leads, softer than you might expect from a pure sativa, with spice and citrus behind it and a floral, woody edge rounding the whole. An aromatic, feel-good nose rather than a pungent one — the sort that suits daylight and good conversation as much as the effect does.

The high

Clean and energetic — the classic feel-good sativa lift. Happy and euphoric, with a burst of energy that suits a working day or a social one, and a creative streak that makes it good company for the hands as well as the head. Bright throughout, with none of the weight of an indica.

Growing it

A long haul, as landrace sativas tend to be — 91 to 98 days in flower, which asks for patience and a season with the length to accommodate it. The record gives no height or yield figure, so take her on character: an equatorial sativa will stretch and reach, so allow generous headroom and a warm, long finish. Potency is a gentle 8 to 13%, an easygoing high rather than an overwhelming one. Regular seed, and a plant for the purist over the hurried.

Learn to grow her properly:

Effects

Uplifting
Euphoric
Energizing

Common questions about Honduras

How long does Honduras take to flower?

Around 14 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.

Is Honduras an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.

How strong is Honduras?

The breeder lists THC around 13%. The gentler end of the scale.

What does Honduras smell and taste like?

The nose runs sweet — dessert-adjacent, without apology.