Thousand Islands BX (F)

DIRTY BIRD GENETICS > THOUSAND ISLANDS BX (THOUSAND ISLANDS X THOUSAND OAKS)

Genetics:Thousand Islands x Thousand Oaks

Series: ALPHA

Seed Type: Feminized

Filial Generation: Rbx1

Flowering Time: 50-60 days

Cannabis Type: Indica Hybrid

Yield: Moderate/High

Phenotypic Variation: Low

Growth Type: Photoperiod

Density: High

Height: Medium

Terpenes: Peppery, propane, cat piss, garlic, with floral/herbal undertones. Caryophyllene dominant, followed by combos of humulene, pinene, limonene, myrcene, and linalool.

Effects: Very sedative night time high. Comes on fast and strong and puts you out quickly.

Plant Morphology: Strong, thick stalks, apical dominant growth but generates strong laterals even without topping. Topping adds more lateral growth, as with most cannabis. Fat, very dense spheroid flower shape (kushy golf to baseball size depending on plant pot size) that ends in a point like the flowers were trying to go conical and got off their diet. About half the cohort showed interveinal to full leaf purpling, especially late in flower. Some had brilliant maroons and burgundies that turned purple as the plants aged. Some had purple specks in calyxes of flower. Roughly 20% stretch overall but not a lanky plant by any means. Tanky bush like plants that focus on apical growth more so than some strains but with good lateral generation. High floral site generation plus dense flower plus moderately large to large flower size make this cultivar a high yielding beast.

Notes from the Growers

Thousand Islands Bx is the latest progression of Thousand Islands (Thousand Oaks x Maui Wowie 2.0). By backcrossing Thousand Islands with Thousand Oaks, we’ve created a more stable and indica-leaning cultivar. Compact and easy to grow, Thousand Islands Bx is a great strain if you’re looking to quickly flip your bloom room and stock up on some seriously potent nighttime bud.

The terps on this cross are truly remarkable. The gas/rubber terps from Maui Wowie 2.0 (Sticky Finger Seeds) and earthy/garlic terps from Thousand Oaks (Omuerta Genetix) recombine in this backcross to something greater than the sum of their parts. What started off saccharine, floral, and slightly minty, evolved throughout bloom to a remarkable natural gas/propane aroma with a garlicky, cat piss background. This is not a strain suited for incognito growing, unless you have some very strange hobbies that would explain these types of smells.

Feminized Photoperiod