Colombian Joker
Colombian Joker
Also known as: Colombian Joker
Overview
Colombian Joker is a contemporary sativa-dominant hybrid strain created by Equilibrium Genetics through crossing Jokerz with Santa Marta Colombian. The strain represents a fusion of modern American breeding techniques with traditional Colombian genetics, combining the indica-dominant Jokerz (itself a cross of White Runtz and Jet Fuel Gelato) with the heirloom sativa landrace Santa Marta Colombian. This unique pairing brings together the potent, resinous characteristics of modern hybrid genetics with the uplifting, energetic properties of classic Colombian sativa landrace strains.
The strain exhibits the robust growth characteristics typical of sativa-dominant varieties, with an extended flowering period of approximately 11 weeks when grown outdoors, typically ready for harvest in late October. Colombian Joker presents an aromatic profile dominated by fuel and spice notes, inherited from both its modern hybrid parentage and its Colombian landrace genetics. The strain represents Equilibrium Genetics' approach to preserving heirloom genetics while incorporating contemporary breeding innovations, creating a cultivar that bridges traditional cannabis culture with modern cultivation practices.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report potential relief from depression
- May help with fatigue
- Often used for mood enhancement
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Colombian Joker is classified as a sativa-type strain with an extended flowering period of 11 weeks, making it suitable for outdoor cultivation in warm climates with harvest typically occurring in late October. The strain combines the vigorous growth characteristics of its Colombian landrace parent with the resin production of its modern hybrid genetics. Given its sativa dominance, growers should expect taller plants that may require support during flowering. The strain is available as regular seeds in 12-seed packs and requires experienced cultivation techniques due to the longer flowering time typical of sativa-dominant varieties. Indoor cultivation is possible but requires adequate vertical space and environmental control.