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sativa-dominant strainHarle-Tsu
Harle-Tsu is described as a CBD-dominant hybrid of Harlequin and Sour Tsunami. The aroma combines earthy and pine notes with sweet, tart citrus notes. According to the source, the effect is clear and non-intoxicating.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- earthy
- tart
- pine-like
Effects
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Harle-Tsu is at the top. Below are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.
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StrainHarle-Tsu
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ParentsHarlequin
- GrandparentsColumbian Gold
- GrandparentsThailand
- GrandparentsSwitzerland
- GrandparentsNepal
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ParentsSour Tsunami
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GrandparentsSour Diesel
- 3rd generationMass Skunk
- 3rd generationChemdog
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GrandparentsNYC Diesel
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationMexican Sativa
- 4th generationMexico
- 4th generationPakistani Hash Plant
- 4th generationDurban
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsSour Diesel
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ParentsHarlequin
Editorial profile
Harle-Tsu in detail
Origin & classification
According to the available source description, Harle-Tsu is derived from Harlequin and Sour Tsunami. Both parents are consistently listed in the structured fields. The strain is categorized there as sativa-dominant, while the English text more generally refers to a CBD-dominant hybrid. No breeder or more detailed origin story is named. Accordingly, the origin remains limited to the traceable parent combination.
Aroma & flavour
The aroma has an earthy and pine-like base. Above this are sweet citrus notes, which are additionally described as tart in the structured data. This creates a profile somewhere between forest floor, resinous freshness and bright citrus peel. No other fruits, spices or floral impressions are documented in the source. A flavour extending beyond the aroma is also not described separately.
Terpene profile
No specific terpene profile is provided. It would therefore be inappropriate to attribute the pine, earthy or citrus notes to specific individual terpenes. Such aroma descriptors can result from different compositions and also vary between phenotypes, cultivation methods and batches. This portrait stays with the directly documented sensory combination without suggesting chemical precision that is not supported.
Effect tendency
Harle-Tsu is described as CBD-dominant. However, exact percentages or a reliable CBD-to-THC ratio are not available. The category therefore does not support the claim that every product under this name is free of intoxicating THC. Only a certificate of analysis for the respective batch can show the actual cannabinoid content. Nevertheless, the source describes the effect as non-intoxicating and clear-headed.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The only explicitly stated effect is this clear-headed quality. Information on relaxation, euphoria, activation, drowsiness or physical heaviness is absent. No additional effects are therefore inferred from the parentage or CBD dominance. The material likewise contains no medical application data that would be necessary or sufficiently reliable for a neutral strain portrait. Individual perceptions can also vary with cannabinoid-low or CBD-rich products.
Further classification
No information is available on flowering time, growth, yield, flower structure or resin production. Despite the limited source, a coherent basic profile emerges: Harlequin meets Sour Tsunami, an earthy, pine-like foundation meets sweet-tart citrus freshness, and CBD dominance meets an effect described as clear. More extensive statements would require breeder-related primary data and current laboratory analyses.
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Frequently asked questions about Harle-Tsu
What type of strain is Harle-Tsu?
We list Harle-Tsu as a sativa-dominant strain with the parentage Harlequin × Sour Tsunami.
What genetics are behind Harle-Tsu?
The parentage of Harle-Tsu is Harlequin × Sour Tsunami.
What does Harle-Tsu smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Harle-Tsu is primarily earthy, sweet, tart, citrusy and pine-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What effect tendency does Harle-Tsu have?
We primarily describe Harle-Tsu as clear-headed. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
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