How to grow Satori
THC 28% 
Flowering 65 - 70 days 
Yield 550 – 600 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
Rooted in Nepalese genetics, Satori carries a pungent, fruity earthiness through to a creative, medicinal high with an aroused edge — enlightenment, more or less, as advertised by the name. A high-performing sativa-dominant hybrid that asks little of the grower in return.
Where it comes from
Mandala Seeds rooted Satori in Nepalese genetics, and the name — a Zen term for a sudden flash of enlightenment — is the sort of promise a mountain landrace can just about make good on. It is a sativa-dominant hybrid, high-performing and famously undemanding, the kind of plant a breeder points at any garden regardless of the grower's experience. A legendary line with a clear pedigree and, by all accounts, few airs about it.
Nose & flavour
Pungent up front, the sort that fills a space, with a fruitiness threading through and a grounded, earthy base holding it all in place. It is the profile of a proper old-world sativa — aromatic and a little wild rather than sweetened for modern palates. The Nepalese heritage shows in that earthy, incense-adjacent depth, the kind that lingers pleasantly after the room has otherwise cleared.
The high
Creative is the headline — an inventive, uncorked sort of lift that has the name doing honest work. There is an aroused edge to it as well, and the whole experience keeps to the brighter, more cerebral side of the register. Enlightenment, more or less, as advertised on the tin. A high that opens the mind rather than closing the evening, and one the record is happy to call legendary.
Growing it
Easy is the operative word. Satori is a high-performing sativa-dominant hybrid that asks little of the cultivator, which is why it turns up in gardens of every experience level. Flowering runs 65 to 70 days for a generous 550 to 600 g/m², with THC at a serious 23 to 28 percent and a full 1 percent of CBD alongside it. Height is not recorded, so read her by temperament — forgiving, productive, and content to reward a grower who simply gives her the basics and stays out of her way.
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Common questions about Satori
How long does Satori take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Satori 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 Satori?
The breeder lists THC around 28%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.
What does Satori smell and taste like?
She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.
