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Hybrid strainSolo Ryder
Solo Ryder is a hybrid strain with the lineage Lowryder × William's Wonder. The flowering time is currently listed as 8-9 weeks.
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Parent lineage and family tree
Solo Ryder is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 2nd generation follow below.
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StrainSolo Ryder
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ParentsLowryder
- GrandparentsWilliam's Wonder
- GrandparentsMexico
- ParentsWilliam's Wonder
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ParentsLowryder
Editorial profile
Solo Ryder in detail
Origin & classification
Solo Ryder is an autoflowering hybrid strain from Lowryder × William's Wonder × Northern Lights #2. Sagarmatha Seeds is named as the breeder of this strain.
Aroma & flavour
The flowering time is given as around 56 days. The Automatic trait also makes the strain interesting for anyone looking for a more compact and clearly predictable life cycle. It is also notable that the sources repeatedly describe the strain as offering good yields and strong practical appeal.
Terpene profile
Solo Ryder therefore remains particularly interesting because of its genetics and clear fundamental character. In addition, the sources describe it as not only aromatic but also highly practical.
Effect tendency
This combination is precisely what makes the strain feel distinctive rather than interchangeable, giving it a clear character of its own. This is particularly interesting in the Automatic category, as aroma, yield and ease of handling are rarely described with such clarity at the same time.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
As an Automatic, Solo Ryder brings its profile independently of the classic photoperiod rhythm. The genetics from Lowryder x William's Wonder give the profile its direction. Northern Lights #2 is also named as an additional genetic influence. The genetic indications suggest a more classic, heavy and robust side to Solo Ryder. The flowering time is recorded as approximately 56 days. In terms of cultivation, Solo Ryder appears more accessible than particularly demanding. Its classification as a Sagarmatha Seeds strain helps place it in context not only through its name but also through its breeding background. As a hybrid, it brings several directions together without being confined to just one side. Overall, Solo Ryder appears clearly defined without being characterised by a single value alone.
Further classification
With Solo Ryder in particular, it is helpful that its basic direction can still be readily inferred from the parent lineage. As an Automatic, the profile consequently feels less arbitrary and remarkably well defined.
Further classification
Anyone wishing to compare Solo Ryder with similar strains should focus above all on the parent lineage of Lowryder and William's Wonder. This combination makes the profile more tangible than mere keywords or isolated THC figures.
Further classification
Overall, Solo Ryder sits somewhere between clearly separated poles. This is precisely what makes the strain interesting when you are not looking for a one-dimensional classification, but rather a profile that brings several directions together while remaining easy to understand.
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Frequently asked questions about Solo Ryder
What type of strain is Solo Ryder?
We classify Solo Ryder as a hybrid strain with the parent lineage Lowryder × William's Wonder.
What genetics are behind Solo Ryder?
Solo Ryder's parent lineage is Lowryder × William's Wonder.
What flowering time is given for Solo Ryder?
A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is given for Solo Ryder.
Which breeder is named for Solo Ryder?
Sagarmatha Seeds is named as the breeder of Solo Ryder.
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