Whistling Moon Traveler

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Basic infos

Whistling Moon Traveler is an mostly indica from Twenty 20 Genetics and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±56 days) Twenty 20 Genetics's Whistling Moon Traveler is only available as feminized seeds.

Twenty 20 Genetics Description

Trainwreck （T-Dub） x Orange Durban
Yield: Average
Flowering Time: 7-9 Weeks

3-2-1 Blast Off! Get ready to take a euphoric trip to the moon and back with a culmination of 2 of our favorite sativas. If you like huge yields, super vigorous plants, and citrusy sativas, this should be your choice. She absolutely reeks of pine, lemon peels, orange zest, and sage. She tastes almost exactly like she smells. The euphoric effects are everything you would expect in a potent sativa. Expect a head spinning, ear ringing buzz that keeps you flying all day while maintaining an acute sense of your surroundings and a clean, fog-free finish.

From The Breeder: As soon as we tested the Orange Durban we knew immediately that we needed to cross her with Trainwreck. They have very similar terpene profiles and very similar growth patterns. The Durban is more aggressive but a fairly late outdoor finisher. The T-Dub ripens early outdoors and the flowers are more dense and beautiful.

From the Grower: This is a fabulous choice for both outdoor and indoor cultivation. The plants get MASSIVE in outdoor gardens teaming with awkwardly-huge 2-liter bottle sized flowers. Get out the trellis because her lanky sativa structure will not hold her own weight. This is a fertilizer loving plant so plan on keeping her well fed and give the roots plenty of space. The stretch in indoor gardens is phenomenal so plan accordingly.