Airborne G13
Airborne G13
Also known as: G-13 Airborne, Airborne G-13, AG13
Overview
Airborne G13 is a legendary cannabis strain with a complex and disputed genetic heritage, originally bred by Nevil Schoenmaker at The Seed Bank in Amsterdam. While some sources claim it's a cross of Northern Lights #2 and G-13, more credible breeder accounts and experienced growers indicate it's actually a G-13 x Hash Plant hybrid. The strain has been preserved as a clone-only variety for over 30 years and is now offered as S1 feminized seeds by Brothers Grimm and other breeders. Airborne G13 is characterized by its compact, resinous structure with dense buds that exhibit bright neon green coloration, thick orange pistils, and a generous coating of golden-white trichomes. The strain produces triangle-shaped nugs that are notably sticky and aromatic. Despite conflicting reports about its indica/sativa ratio, most phenotypes display indica-dominant characteristics with fast flowering times and compact growth, though some sources describe sativa-leaning effects. The strain has played a significant role in modern cannabis breeding and has been used extensively in creating new hybrids due to its stable genetics and desirable traits.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with anxiety and depression
- Often used for chronic pain management
- Users report benefits for muscle spasms
- May assist with insomnia
- Some users find relief from nausea
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Airborne G13 is considered moderately difficult to grow and is available only in feminized form. Indoor flowering time ranges from 55-63 days, making it a relatively fast-flowering strain. Plants grow compact and are well-suited for indoor cultivation, reaching heights of 36-50 inches. The strain is excellent for Sea of Green (SOG) setups due to its compact structure. It can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, with outdoor harvests typically ready in October. Yields are described as moderate, and the strain produces very resinous, dense buds. Growers recommend maintaining proper airflow and humidity control, especially during late flowering. The strain responds well to training techniques and pruning to maximize bud development.