Abula
Abula is a sativa-leaning hybrid that balances a prominent strawberry and cherry profile with sharp fuel and pine notes. Known for its colorful flowers and potential for a heavy, appetite-stimulating effect, this Pacific Northwest cross offers a complex sensory experience.
About Abula
Bred by Pacific NW Roots, Abula is a hybrid cross between Strawberry Diesel and an F2 generation of Alien Kush. The mother, a Strawberry Diesel cut favored at Seattle’s Quality Collective, provides the foundation for the strain's berry-forward profile, while the Alien Kush F2—a second filial generation, not a numbered cut—adds a distinct, gritty fuel influence. The flavor profile is characterized by strawberry and cherry top notes, cut through by diesel fuel, woody pine, and spice.
Users report a range of effects including tingly euphoria, creative stimulation, and a significant increase in appetite. Despite its sativa-leaning classification, the breeder notes that the strain can produce a forceful, heavy stone rather than a purely energetic or light experience. Individual experiences will vary based on batch, dosage, and personal tolerance.
Plant characteristics
Abula exhibits a tall growth habit, necessitating attention to headroom and canopy management. The flowers can develop purple and red coloration, and branch support may be required as the buds develop. The flowering window is approximately 9 to 10 weeks, with potential for large yields. Originally offered as regular seeds, the strain is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.