ADVAK
ADVAK
Overview
ADVAK is a rare cannabis strain developed by Green Beanz Seeds, representing one of the lesser-documented varieties in their catalog. This mostly indica strain is the result of crossing Aliendog V2 with Alien Cherry Kush, creating a complex hybrid that combines the unique characteristics of both parent strains. The breeder notes that the Aliendog mother plant was particularly distinctive, featuring prominent strawberry scent profiles that blend harmoniously with the cherry and kush characteristics inherited from the Alien Cherry Kush parent.
The strain exhibits the typical indica-dominant growth patterns and effects, with Green Beanz Seeds describing the resulting offspring as producing sweet kush flavors with notable cherry and strawberry tones, complemented by subtle OG undertones in the background. ADVAK represents part of Green Beanz Seeds' exploration into unique terpene profiles and flavor combinations, though comprehensive data on its effects, appearance, and cultivation characteristics remains limited due to the strain's relative obscurity in the cannabis community.
As with many boutique strains from smaller breeders, ADVAK appears to have been developed as part of breeding projects aimed at preserving and combining unique genetic traits, though it has not achieved widespread cultivation or documentation compared to more mainstream cannabis varieties.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users may find relief from insomnia
- Potential for pain management
- May help with stress and anxiety
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
ADVAK can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 60 days (8-9 weeks). As an indica-dominant strain, it likely produces shorter, bushier plants typical of indica varieties. The strain was never made available as feminized seeds, meaning growers would need to work with regular seeds and sex the plants during cultivation. Given its indica-dominant genetics, ADVAK would be suitable for growers looking for strains with shorter flowering periods and more compact growth patterns. Specific yield information and detailed growing requirements are not documented, reflecting the strain's limited cultivation history.