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indica-dominant strain

Black Mamba

According to the dataset, Black Mamba is an indica-dominant cross of Black Domina and Granddaddy Purple. Dark berries meet earthy and pine-like notes. The sources describe a deep, relaxing evening effect, but provide neither reliable cannabinoid values nor flowering time, breeder, or specific cultivation characteristics.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • earthy
  • pine-like
  • berry-like

Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Black Mamba is at the beginning. Below it are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.

Editorial profile

Black Mamba in detail

Origin & classification

Black Mamba is documented as a cross of Black Domina and Granddaddy Purple. The dataset classifies it as indica-dominant without naming a specific breeder or providing a detailed origin story. The distinctive name also offers no additional reliable information. The origin should therefore be based exclusively on the explicitly stated parent combination.

Aroma & flavor

Sensorically, dark berries, earth and pine stand side by side. The berry side brings fruit to the profile, while earthy and pine-like notes create a drier, forest-like foundation. This combination is reflected both in the structured aroma fields and in the continuous source description. It is therefore more meaningful than a general classification as sweet or fruity. Individual terpenes are not named and should not be inferred afterward from the aroma profile.

Terpene profile

The source describes the effects as deeply relaxing and particularly associated with the evening. This corresponds to a calm, body-oriented impression, without automatically implying sleep, sedation or a specific intensity. Individual keywords are absent from the structured effects field; the statement is therefore based on the continuous source description. It remains a recurring characterization and is not a guarantee for every person or batch.

Effect tendency

THC and CBD levels are not documented. Any presumed potency cannot be determined precisely from the name, the indica-dominant category or the evening description. Flowering time, yield, plant height and cultivation requirements are likewise absent. Claims about robust plants, dark flowers or particularly high yields are not supported by the available material.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

Nevertheless, Black Mamba’s profile is sufficiently specific: it combines a clearly traceable cross with a three-part aroma and a clearly described calm orientation. The parent names help with genetic classification, but should not be used to transfer unspecified traits of the parents to this strain. This applies particularly to cannabinoid values, color and growth behavior.

Further classification

For comparison in the Strain Finder, the combination of Black Domina × Granddaddy Purple, the indica-dominant classification, the berry-earth-pine aroma and the evening-relaxing source description are therefore decisive. Open fields are deliberately left open. This presents Black Mamba precisely without expanding the limited data with typical Indica clichés or unsupported individual values.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Black Mamba

What type of strain is Black Mamba?

We list Black Mamba as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage Black Domina × Granddaddy Purple.

What genetics are behind Black Mamba?

The parentage of Black Mamba is Black Domina × Granddaddy Purple.

What does Black Mamba smell and taste like?

In terms of aroma, Black Mamba is primarily earthy, pine-like and berry-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.