Baklava
Baklava is a name shared by two distinct hybrid strains, each offering a unique genetic lineage and sensory profile.
About Baklava
The name Baklava is currently used by multiple breeders to describe different cannabis cultivars. The version created by Alien Labs is a cross between Kosher Kush and Gelato 41, characterized by reported aromas of berries and citrus, with a flavor profile leaning toward diesel and spices. A separate version, created by The Plug, is a cross of Wedding Cake and Gelato. This iteration is noted for a different sensory profile, featuring aromas of cream and sugar with tastes of herbs and vanilla. Availability varies significantly between the two; The Plug’s version is available as seeds, whereas Alien Labs’ version is not commercially available as seeds or clones, though clones may occasionally be sourced from private cultivators.
Plant characteristics
Baklava is a balanced hybrid that typically grows as a short, fast-flowering plant. The foliage is notable for its violet fan leaves. The plant reaches maturity in approximately 63 days when grown indoors, or by mid-October in outdoor environments. Growers often expose the plants to cooler evening temperatures right before flowering to encourage the development of purple coloration.