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sativa-dominant strain

Caribe

Caribe is a sativa-dominant strain bred by Cannabiogen, with Jamaican origins and Northern Lights #5 × Haze in its genetic background. The source describes a high-yielding hybrid that is also suitable for indoor cultivation, with good resistance in humid weather.

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Genetics

Parentage and lineage

Caribe is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.

Editorial profile

Caribe in detail

Origins & classification

According to the breeder's description, Caribe was created by backcrossing a selected female plant from Jamaica's Blue Mountains with a line from Northern Lights #5 and Haze. The origin is given as Jamaica × (Jamaica × [NL #5 × Haze]). The structured profile currently lists only Jamaica. As a result, a significant part of the described breeding work is missing and should be added after verification.

Aroma & flavour

Cannabiogen is listed as the breeder. The strain is classified as sativa-dominant and described as a high-yielding cultivar that can also be grown indoors. The source links yield and quality with good resistance to diseases, particularly those that occur in excessively humid weather. This is a breeder-related description, not a guarantee against specific pathogens or unfavourable conditions.

Terpene profile

For flowering, the detailed text specifies 65 to 70 days. The structured field summarises this as nine to ten weeks, which corresponds well mathematically. For outdoor cultivation, a harvest from late September to early October is indicated. Such calendar information depends greatly on latitude, climate, phenotype and season and can therefore serve only as a guideline for the described version.

Effects profile

The source also contains unusually specific cultivation guidance. At least 30 days of vegetative growth are recommended. During the final two weeks of flowering, the daily lighting period should be reduced from twelve to eight hours in order to limit renewed flower formation and influence resin production. This specific process comes from the breeder and should not be understood as a universal requirement; rather, it describes the intended management of this line.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

The dataset provides no specific information about aroma, flavour, terpenes, THC, CBD or perceived effects. Such characteristics cannot be reliably inferred from Jamaican origins, Haze content or sativa dominance. The profile therefore deliberately focuses on history and cultivation. Terms such as “quality” or “Sativa lovers” from the promotional text are no substitute for measurable sensory or chemical data.

Further classification

Caribe can therefore primarily be understood as a sativa-dominant, backcrossed Cannabiogen line with clearly documented origins and comparatively detailed cultivation information. Its key characteristics are its Jamaican foundation, the additional Northern Lights #5 and Haze background, a flowering time of 65 to 70 days, and the reported suitability for indoor cultivation as well as more humid outdoor conditions. Reliable aroma, effects and laboratory information is still lacking for a comprehensive strain description.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Caribe

What type of strain is Caribe?

We list Caribe as a sativa-dominant strain with Jamaica as its parent line.

What genetics does Caribe have?

Caribe's parent line is Jamaica.

What flowering time is specified for Caribe?

Caribe is specified as having a flowering time of 9-10 weeks.

Which breeder is listed for Caribe?

Cannabiogen is listed as the breeder of Caribe.