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Habibi

Habibi by Purple City Genetics combines The Original Z with Moroccan Peaches. It is described as featuring ripe fruit, exotic spices, and gassy and floral accents, accompanied by dense resin production and suitability for solventless extractions. The sources conflict regarding its premiere, year, and event; this history therefore remains open.

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Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Habibi is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 4th generation follow below.

Editorial profile

Habibi in detail

Origin & classification

Habibi is attributed to Purple City Genetics and listed as a cross of The Original Z and Moroccan Peaches. However, the sources provide incompatible accounts of its premiere: one names Spannabis 2024 and the El Krem Peaches Collection, while the other cites a 2026 premiere at Clonetopia. These details must not be combined into an apparently certain chronology and remain unmentioned pending verification.

Aroma & flavour

The strain description portrays Habibi as a hybrid with a pronounced fruit character. Particularly ripe fruit is highlighted. Another source adds exotic spices, gas, and floral notes. Together, these create a layered profile in which juicy ripeness meets spicy, fuel-like, and floral contrasts. Individual fruits or specific terpenes are not named, so a more detailed sensory breakdown would be speculative.

Terpene profile

An important characteristic is the high or dense resin production. The German-language description emphasises first-class flower quality and particular potential for solventless extractions; the English source likewise refers to high resin density. This provides solid breeder- or source-based support for extraction suitability. Nevertheless, it is not a guarantee of a specific yield, as phenotype, cultivation, harvest timing, and processing influence the result.

Effect tendency

The flowering time is recorded as nine to ten weeks, while the embedded raw field additionally states approximately 63 days. Since nine weeks correspond to 63 days, the individual figure falls at the lower end of the broader master-data specification. Without more precise trial conditions, the range is the more cautious public representation. Information on plant height, total yield, training requirements, or indoor and outdoor cultivation is unavailable.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

The category is also not entirely consistent. The structured dataset lists Habibi as a hybrid, the raw field as a balanced hybrid, while the German source description claims clear Indica dominance. Therefore, no more specific dominance is presented as an established fact. THC, CBD, and specific effects are likewise not documented.

Further classification

What remains reliable, therefore, are the breeder, parent pair, ripe-fruity and spicy-gassy-floral aromatics, strong resin production, and nine to ten weeks of flowering. Despite the historical and categorical conflicts, Habibi consequently has an informative strain profile. Its premiere and dominance, however, require an additional primary source before any definitive classification.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Habibi

What type of strain is Habibi?

We list Habibi as a hybrid strain with the parentage The Original Z × Moroccan Peaches.

What genetics are behind Habibi?

Habibi’s parentage is The Original Z × Moroccan Peaches.

What flowering time is given for Habibi?

Habibi is listed with a flowering time of 9-10 weeks.

Which breeder is named for Habibi?

Purple City Genetics is named as the breeder or creator of Habibi.