Banjerine

Banjerine is a sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain (80% sativa/20% indica) bred by Atlas Seeds through a cross between Banjo and Cotton Candy. This vigorous and uniform strain was developed by the California-based agricultural breeding company Atlas Seeds, which specializes in creating stable, high-performance genetics for commercial cultivation. The parent strain Banjo was originally created by renowned breeder Parker Sullivan, who crossed Boost and Tangelo to produce a citrus-forward hybrid that gained recognition as one of Leafly's top five strains in 2020.

Banjerine displays exceptional uniformity and vigor despite its F1 hybrid status, making it highly suitable for large-scale cultivation. The strain produces dense, resinous buds with above-average trichome production, making it particularly attractive for both flower consumption and extraction purposes. Users report that the strain transfers its distinctive terpene profile exceptionally well into concentrates and dried flowers. The buds typically cure to a slightly sticky, resin-rich consistency when properly dried and conditioned, preserving the aromatic intensity. Visual characteristics include dense bud structure with significant resin coating, and the flowers often display an attractive appearance that appeals to both consumers and hash makers.