Superwreck V2

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Basic infos

Superwreck V2 is an mostly sativa from Twenty 20 Genetics and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±68 days) Twenty 20 Genetics's Superwreck V2 is only available as feminized seeds.

Twenty 20 Genetics Description

Genetics: Superwreck #11 × Superwreck #23
Type: Feminized Photoperiod
Classification: Sativa-Dominant Hybrid
Generation: V2
Phenotypic Variation: Low
Flowering Time: 65–70 days (indoor)
Outdoor Harvest Window: Early to Mid October
Support Requirements: Maximum — heavy trellising required
Plant Height: Above Average
Yield Potential: High outdoors, Medium indoors

Aroma Profile:
Bright and sharp terpene expression featuring pine needles, lime peel, lemongrass, and black pepper spice.

Notes:
Superwreck V2 represents the next refinement of one of Northern California’s most iconic legacy lines. A long-standing staple within the Twenty20 program since the mid-1990s, this cultivar continues to evolve through careful selection and refinement.

This release originates from a 2024 selection hunt of Superwreck V1, where hundreds of plants were evaluated under rigorous testing conditions. Two standout selections were ultimately chosen for their uniformity, performance, and expression—resulting in the most consistent Superwreck expression to date.

Despite its sativa dominance, Superwreck V2 finishes relatively early for its class and offers strong environmental resilience, including excellent resistance to botrytis and septoria. Plants require substantial structural support, ideally with multi-layer trellising, to manage their vigorous growth and late-flower weight.

The finished product rewards the effort with high yields outdoors and a clean, bright terpene profile, making it a strong candidate for diversified outdoor gardens seeking both performance and classic Northern California character.