Brozé

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Informations de base

Brozé is an unknown from Higher Heights et peut être cultivé indoors and outdoors Higher Heights Brozé est/était un clone uniquement disponible en graines féminisées.

Description de Higher Heights

Brozé is a distinctive Northern California breeding line from Higher Heights, built around a pairing of BanjoRoze × Russian Lemon. Rather than being developed as a mainstream commercial strain, Brozé has played an important role in Higher Heights’ breeding program, contributing its distinctive terpene expression, resin production and old-school NorCal character to a number of subsequent hybrids.

The line brings together two pedigrees with roots in Northern California cannabis, resulting in plants that can express a particularly complex combination of citrus, fuel, incense and earthy aromas. Depending on the selection, Brozé can lean toward bright lemon and orange notes or develop deeper gassy, savory and incense-like undertones. Its terpene profile is one of the main attractions of the line, combining freshness with the unmistakable pungency associated with classic Mendocino genetics.

Brozé has proven especially valuable as a breeding parent. Higher Heights used a selected Brozé #14 male to create Green Apple Gas, crossing it with GMO Cookies to produce a resin-heavy hybrid known for its green-apple, fuel and savory terpene profile. Brozé also forms part of the genetic foundation of Carambola, which in turn was used to create later Higher Heights varieties such as Pineapple Mojito.

For connoisseurs and breeders, Brozé is therefore interesting not simply as an individual variety, but as a piece of the modern Mendocino/Northern California breeding lineage. Its combination of distinctive terpenes, resin potential and breeding value has made the line an important component of Higher Heights' work.

Genetics: BanjoRoze × Russian Lemon
Breeder: Higher Heights
Type: Northern California hybrid / breeding line
Notable descendants: Green Apple Gas, Carambola, Pineapple Mojito