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indica-dominant strainBrazil Amazonia
Brazil Amazonia from World of Seeds Bank is described as a vigorous, southern Brazilian-influenced selection with dense foliage, large flowers and sweet-sour fruit aromas. The source describes a strong effect that is relaxing both mentally and physically.
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Parentage and family tree
Brazil Amazonia is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainBrazil Amazonia
- ParentBrazil
- ParentMostly Indica
Editorial profile
Brazil Amazonia in detail
Origin & classification
Brazil Amazonia is attributed to World of Seeds Bank and, according to the German source, was developed from plants originating in the Amazon region or from a southern Brazilian line. The text describes a selection that was further crossed with a focus on more compact growth, shorter flowering and higher flower production. However, which additional genetics were used remains unclear. The normalized designation “Brazil × Mostly Indica” is not precise parentage and conflicts with the classification as 75 percent Sativa stated in the same source.
Aroma & flavor
Brazil Amazonia is said to be vigorous during growth and to develop dense foliage. The flowers are described as exceptionally large; numerous branches may bend under their weight toward the end of flowering. For indoor cultivation, the source specifies 75 to 90 days of flowering, while the structured field states eleven to twelve weeks. The ranges overlap but are not identical. Outdoors, harvest is stated to take place toward the end of November.
Terpene profile
In terms of aroma, the German source text presents a sweet, gently fruity and slightly sour profile reminiscent of ripe fruit. The brief English source adds tropical and woody notes. Since the two descriptions do not fully correspond, sweet fruitiness and mild acidity form the safest common ground; wood and tropical fruit remain supplementary individual details.
Effect profile
The German description presents the effect as strong and relaxing both mentally and physically. The English source, by contrast, refers to uplifting and energizing effects. This contradiction must not be resolved through an allegedly definitive statement. Different phenotypes or descriptions may be possible, but there is no evidence for this. Medical and ethnobotanical healing claims from the text are not adopted as efficacy claims.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The chemistry is also disputed: the German source states 18.1 percent THC, the English source 15 to 20 percent, while the master data are blank. Primary verification is required before stating a figure. The same applies to mold resistance: it is described as medium in one instance and high in another. Promotional yield figures should only be presented with breeder attribution and cultivation conditions. The reliable points are the origin, vigorous growth, large flowers, long flowering period and sweet-fruity aroma; lineage, effect profile and individual figures require correction.
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Frequently asked questions about Brazil Amazonia
What type of strain is Brazil Amazonia?
We list Brazil Amazonia as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage Brazil × Mostly Indica.
What genetics are behind Brazil Amazonia?
The parentage of Brazil Amazonia is Brazil × Mostly Indica.
What flowering time is specified for Brazil Amazonia?
Brazil Amazonia is specified as having a flowering time of 11-12 weeks.
Which breeder is named for Brazil Amazonia?
World of Seeds Bank is named as the breeder or cultivator of Brazil Amazonia.
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