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Cultivar: Dirty Bastard

Type: Hybrid (Balanced) Feminized Photoperiod

Lineage: Selfish Bastard × Puppy Breath S1

Mother Lineage: Selfish Bastard (Jaxton's Cookies × 1981 Roadkill) - A rare, unreleased "vault" cultivar known for its offensive "roadkill" funk and elite cookie structure.

Pollen (Donor) Lineage: Puppy Breath (Champion Selection) - Cereal Milk (Powerzzzup Elite Cut) × Gorilla Cookies.

Flower Time: 8-9 Weeks

Yield: Very High / Monster Producer

Total Cannabinoids: Very High

Aroma: One of the most complex and "exquisite" noses in the line. It leads with a raunchy "Wet Dog" funk and the oily, industrial film of the 1981 Roadkill. This offensive foundation is layered with a deep scent of fermented dark berries and the sharp, gassy lime from the Puppy Breath. It's a loud, "dirty" profile balanced by a heavy, earthy background.

Flavor: The flavor is deep and expansive. On the inhale, expect pungent, oily gas and fermented fruit that coats the mouth. The exhale transitions into a smooth, earthy funk with a lingering spicy lime finish. It is a heavy-bodied smoke that leaves a unique, savory-sweet film on the palate.

Effects: This cultivar is a "monster" in effect as well as size. It provides a hard-hitting, full-body euphoria that balances the physical relaxation of the GG4/Roadkill heritage with the uplifted, happy mental state of the Cereal Milk. It is potent, long-lasting, and highly effective for those with a high tolerance.

Visuals & Structure: A massive, vigorous plant. Dirty Bastard grows into a "monster" frame with heavy lateral branching and large, resin-caked colas. The buds are exceptionally dense, displaying dark green and purple hues under a thick blanket of silver trichomes.

Grow Notes: Due to the Selfish Bastard heritage, this plant has massive growth potential. It is a "heavy eater" that rewards the grower with a huge yield of top-tier flowers. Because of its size and the weight of the dense Puppy Breath-influenced colas, structural support (trellising or stakes) is highly recommended.