Alaska
Alaska is a potent, sativa-leaning hybrid developed by the Israeli organization Tikun Olam, recognized for its high THC potential and complex, earthy terpene profile.
About Alaska
First bred by the team at Tikun Olam in Israel, Alaska is a cultivar with largely undisclosed or mysterious genetic origins. It has gained a reputation for significant potency, with some laboratory testing indicating THC levels reaching as high as 30%. The aromatic profile is characterized by a blend of savory spice and damp earth, underscored by a distinct skunky quality. On the palate, the experience is described as more acrid, leaning into notes of spicy pine and cedar. Reported effects from users include increased appetite, heightened creativity, and feelings of arousal.
Plant characteristics
As a sativa-leaning hybrid, Alaska is known to reach significant heights when grown in outdoor environments. While it is reported to perform well in both indoor and outdoor settings, it appears to favor warmer, more humid climates. The plant typically reaches full maturity in ten weeks and is capable of producing substantial yields. It is currently distributed exclusively as clones.