African Nectar
African Nectar
Also known as: African Nectar by Equilibrium Genetics
Overview
African Nectar is a sativa-dominant hybrid developed by Equilibrium Genetics and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (where the plants need a flowering time of approximately 63 days). This strain was created by crossing Strawberry Banana (female) with African Orange F2 (male). The strain represents a fascinating fusion of modern cannabis genetics with traditional African landrace influence. The Strawberry Banana parent brings heavy resin production and high-THC content with happy, peaceful effects that sharpen creativity and sensory awareness, while the African Orange lineage contributes Agent Orange (Orange Velvet x Jack the Ripper) crossed with Heirloom Malawi genetics. The strain has a distinctive aroma profile featuring banana, orange, and sour fruit notes, reflecting its complex parentage that blends tropical fruit flavors with the energizing clarity associated with African sativa genetics. African Nectar has been archived by Equilibrium Genetics, making it a sought-after cultivar among collectors and connoisseurs.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with depression
- Often used for fatigue
- May enhance creativity and focus
- Users report mood elevation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
African Nectar can be cultivated indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 63 days (9 weeks). The strain is sativa-dominant and flowers in mid-October outdoors. Given its African Orange genetics, it likely thrives in various environments including indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse settings, and typically develops tall heights with hollow stems, light green leaves, and medium-dense buds. The Strawberry Banana parent contributes approximately 63-day flowering time and responds well to topping, producing big yields with ample feeding. Seeds were never available as feminized, indicating this strain was primarily propagated through regular seeds. Given the African genetics, it likely requires warm conditions and may show good mold resistance. Intermediate to advanced growing experience recommended due to potential height and longer flowering times typical of sativa-dominant strains.