Black 84
Black 84, also known as UW, is an indica-dominant strain primarily found in the Pacific Northwest, characterized by its reported fruity, pungent, and spicy profile.
About Black 84
Black 84 is a strain of debated origin, largely confined to the Pacific Northwest. Its history is subject to conflicting accounts: one narrative suggests it was taken from the University of Washington’s medical garden in the 1980s, while others attribute its creation to a cross between Mendo Purps and Black Domina. The strain is noted for a flavor profile featuring sour fruit, caramel, and nutty notes, accompanied by a pungent and spicy aroma. Users report an experience defined by deep relaxation that often leads to sleepy satisfaction.
Plant characteristics
As an indica-dominant variety, the plant grows as a short specimen with thick, broad leaves. It has a reported flowering period of 56 to 63 days and is noted for its potential for high yields in ideal conditions, with a preference for outdoor environments.