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indica-dominant strain

Black Lime Reserve

Black Lime Reserve is attributed to Aficionado Seed Collection and described as indica-dominant. Pine, lemon or lime, and black pepper form the consistent aromatic core.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • lemony
  • peppery
  • pine-like

Effects

  • relaxing
  • tingly
  • mood-enhancing

Genetics

Parent lineage and family tree

Black Lime Reserve is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 3rd generation follow below.

Editorial profile

Black Lime Reserve in detail

Origin & classification

Black Lime Reserve is associated with Aficionado Seed Collection in the sources. However, there is a clear conflict regarding its exact ancestry: one description names Woodman Canyon Oil Can, Lime Afghani, Northern Lights, Purple Kush and Chemdawg Special Reserve; another lists Woodman Canyon Oil Can, Lime Shocker and Chemdawg Special Reserve. The raw dataset contains another shortened combination. An apparently definitive lineage would therefore not be editorially justified.

Aroma & flavour

The indica-dominant classification and the shared sensory direction are more reliable. Pine, lemon or tart lime, and black pepper form the aromatic core. One source adds a diesel-like gas note, while the other does not. It is therefore not the focus, but can be understood as a source-specific secondary description. The profile is defined above all by the contrast between bright citrus freshness, dry pine and sharp pepper.

Terpene profile

The described effects combine mood-enhancing, tingly and relaxing aspects. One source additionally mentions a heavy physical calm. Taken together, Black Lime Reserve is not portrayed as exclusively sedating: a brighter, euphorically described side may be perceived initially, while relaxation and physical sensations also recur. These details reflect source descriptions, vary from person to person and do not constitute a guaranteed or medical effect.

Effect tendency

A THC range of 18 to 24 percent appears in only one of the two continuous descriptions, but is absent from the structured master data. Because this information is inconsistent, it is not used as a verified individual value in the public profile. CBD, flowering time, yield and specific growth characteristics are also not reliably documented. The available texts likewise contain no consistent information on resin production or flower colour.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

A clear distinction is therefore useful for the editorial classification. The documented points are the association with Aficionado Seed Collection, the indica-dominant direction, the citrus-pine-pepper profile and the combination of effects described as mood-enhancing, tingly and relaxing. The complete parent list remains open until a primary source resolves the different versions.

Further classification

Black Lime Reserve thus demonstrates why a continuous description can be more valuable than a single master-data field. Despite disputed genetics, several consistent characteristics create a useful portrait without artificially smoothing over contradictory names or potency values.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Black Lime Reserve

What type of strain is Black Lime Reserve?

We list Black Lime Reserve as an indica-dominant strain with the parent lineage Lime Afghani × Northern Lights × Purple Kush.

What genetics are behind Black Lime Reserve?

The parent lineage of Black Lime Reserve is Lime Afghani × Northern Lights × Purple Kush.

What does Black Lime Reserve smell and taste like?

Aromatically, Black Lime Reserve is characterised above all by lemony, peppery and pine-like notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.

What effects can be expected from Black Lime Reserve?

We primarily describe Black Lime Reserve as relaxing, tingly and mood-enhancing. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.

Which breeder is named for Black Lime Reserve?

Aficionado Seed Collection is named as the breeder or cultivator of Black Lime Reserve.