Inferno 1.6

Inferno 1.6: Dante’s Inferno x Bruce Banner F2

I won the OG-CUP with this Dante’s Inferno and decided I had to work with it further.
Dante’s Inferno features prominent grape and cherry terpenes that I really enjoyed. It was covered in trichomes and, when crossed with the legendary Bruce Banner F2 – an old-school strain I tested myself – it proved to be a perfect match.

Dante’s Inferno tested in a lab with 28% THC and, when crossed with the strongest strain on Earth in 2013 (Bruce Banner), it delivers exceptional potency along with rich cherry and grape aromas, complemented by kush notes. Some phenotypes also exhibit a hint of gas.

This hybrid combines the intense potency and complex aroma profiles of Bruce Banner F2 with the fiery, powerful qualities of Dante’s Inferno. The offspring demonstrates extreme vigor and fast growth, and the buds are densely covered in trichomes, making it easy to find a keeper in a pack of Inferno 1.6. It has exceptional bag appeal.

Yields are high, making this strain suitable for growers seeking both potency and productivity. I plan to further develop this line by creating a BX and an F2 version in the future.

Effects:

Potency: Very high THC levels, often exceeding 26%, resulting in strong, long-lasting effects.

Experience: A balanced combination of cerebral euphoria, creativity, and focus from Bruce Banner, paired with the relaxing, body-heavy effects of Dante’s Inferno. Ideal for experienced users seeking a potent, multi-dimensional high. Not for beginners, as the effects are really strong.

Medical Uses: May help alleviate stress, pain, and depression due to its relaxing and mood-enhancing properties. If you need something to calm down, relieve pain, or help you sleep, this strain is perfect for you.

Summary:
This cross is likely to produce a potent, aromatic strain with a complex terpene profile and high yields. It’s perfect for connoisseurs looking for a powerful, flavorful experience with both uplifting and relaxing effects.