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Hybrid strainDantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)
Dantes Inferno #8 is a hybrid from Oreoz and Devil Driver known as the Mile High Dave Cut. Sweet berries, zesty citrus freshness and sour Kush notes combine with vanilla, cream and earth. Myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene are documented. The reported experience begins euphoric and energising, followed by focused physical relaxation.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- kush
- sour
- creamy
- earthy
- zesty
Effects
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
The values are provided for context. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) is at the beginning. Below it are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.
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StrainDantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)
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ParentsOreoz
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GrandparentsCookies & Cream
- 3rd generationGSC
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3rd generationStarfighter
- 4th generationAlien Tahoe OG
- 4th generationLemon Alien Dawg
- GrandparentsSecret Weapon
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GrandparentsCookies & Cream
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ParentsOreoz
Editorial profile
Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) in detail
Origin & classification
Dantes Inferno #8 refers to a selected clone marketed with the Mile High Dave Cut designation. The connected description names Oreoz and Devil Driver as parents and classifies the selection as an indica-dominant hybrid with 65 percent Indica content. The structured profile, however, lists only Oreoz. This incomplete lineage entry is the central data gap and should not lead to Devil Driver being omitted from the public text.
Aroma & flavour
Sensorially, the Cut clearly differs from a purely cookie-like dessert profile. Sweet berries and zesty citrus freshness come first, followed by a slightly sour Kush note. Vanilla and cream softly round out the brighter fruit side, while earth and spice add further depth. The combination is simultaneously fruity, sour and dessert-like. Myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene are documented as terpenes. The source describes myrcene and limonene as predominant, but provides no laboratory percentages; this ranking therefore remains a qualitative source statement.
Terpene profile
According to the description, the effect begins euphorically and with mental stimulation. Physical relaxation is then said to set in without completely displacing focus and creative clarity. The structured record lists euphoric, energising, relaxing and focused. This results in a mixed progression between mental activity and physical calm. As with all effect descriptions, these are experiential observations, not a guaranteed reaction or recommendation.
Effect tendency
For THC, the source states a maximum of up to 30 percent. CBD, by contrast, presents a significant discrepancy: the continuous text refers to less than 0.1 percent, while the structured dataset lists a maximum value of one percent. This difference cannot be resolved editorially with a seemingly precise figure. Both values should be kept out of the public text until batch-specific laboratory testing is available. The maximum THC value likewise describes, at most, individual batches or analytical results.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The source contains no reliable information on the breeder, the selection’s origins, flowering time, growth, yield or cultivation requirements. The Cut’s name alone does not establish breeder responsibility. The profile can nevertheless be published on the basis of the connected strain description: the complete cross, the clearly defined berry-citrus-Kush aroma, the creamy vanilla note and the transition from euphoria to focused relaxation provide sufficient concrete characteristics. Open master data should be documented internally in a visible manner, but not replaced with assumptions.
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Frequently asked questions about Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)
What kind of strain is Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)?
We list Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) as a hybrid strain with Oreoz as the parent line.
What genetics are behind Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)?
The parent line of Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) is Oreoz.
What does Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) is characterised above all by berry, sweet, citrusy, Kush, sour, vanilla, creamy, earthy and zesty notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
Which terpenes are associated with Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)?
Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) features caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene. They complement the described aroma profile.
What effect tendency does Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) have?
We primarily describe Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut) as euphoric, energising, relaxing and focused. Effect impressions are subjective and are not a medical promise.
What is the THC content of Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut)?
For Dantes Inferno #8 (Mile High Dave Cut), a THC range of up to 30 % is stated. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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