Banjerine
Banjerine is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred by Atlas Seed, characterized by its focus on terpene expression and a bright, citrus-forward profile.
About Banjerine
Banjerine is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred by Atlas Seed by crossing Banjo with Cotton Candy. The breeding objective prioritized aromatic complexity, resulting in a profile reminiscent of fresh tangerine peel, black pepper, diesel, and herbal notes of thyme. The flavor mirrors this aroma, featuring a bright citrus inhale balanced by a peppery warmth. Reported effects are described as uplifting and focused, often associated with creative tasks or light physical activity. Users frequently note a clear-headed energy accompanied by a subtle sense of physical ease that avoids heavy sedation.
Plant characteristics
The plant typically reaches 3–4 feet indoors and 5–6 feet outdoors, producing dense, medium-sized, cone-shaped colas heavily coated in trichomes. Late-harvest batches, particularly those exposed to cooler nighttime temperatures, may exhibit lavender and plum hues due to anthocyanin expression.