Mendocino Maraschino

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Basic infos

Mendocino Maraschino is an indica / sativa from Round Table Selections and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±65 days) Round Table Selections's Mendocino Maraschino is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Round Table Selections Description

The process for creating the Mendocino Maraschino （Regular） line started in 2013 in Santa Ana, Orange County, California.

That is when/where Art of Round Table Selections started the breeding process of what would eventually become one of their Foundational lines dubbed "Cherry Royal OG".

Initially started by sourcing Orgnkid's Ghost OG （clone-only） in Van Nuys, CA, and Mandelbrot's Royal Kush VII （clone-only） personally gifted to Art of Round Table Selections by Kevin Jodrey from Wonderland Nursery in Garberville, CA.

Those two legendary clones were then pollinated by multiple males of Aficionado Seeds "Cherry Private Stock" which consists of the Northern California classic Cherry Pie （clone-only） crossed with a select male of Top Dawg Seeds 2009 Stardawg.

The two resulting lines were dubbed "Cherry Ghost OG" and "Cherry Royal Kush". Those two lines were then combined to create "Cherry Royal OG".

In 2017, multiple Male selections of the Cherry Royal OG line were chosen to pollinate an elite purple selection Gage Green Group's "Mendo Breath F3 VM", originally phenohunted from seed stock by our good friend "Old Growth" out of Humboldt County, California.

The resulting offspring from that breeding project is what is now known as "Mendocino Maraschino".

-Art✌🏽