Madness
The name "Madness" is shared by two distinct cannabis cultivars from different breeders, each featuring unique genetic lineages and sensory profiles.
About Madness
There are two primary varieties on the market that carry the name Madness. The version from World of Seeds is a hybrid created by crossing a Brazilian landrace sativa with a combination of Cinderella 99 and Matanuska Tundra. This cultivar is reported to feature a flavor profile of tropical fruit, herbs, and spices, with a corresponding aroma of fruit, pepper, and herbs. Users report an energetic buzz that eventually mellows.
The second variety, produced by Hazeman Seeds, is a hybrid resulting from a cross between Bubba Kush and G-13. This iteration is characterized by a scent profile described as earthy, diesel, and spicy, with reported notes of herbs, fuel, and wet soil.
Plant characteristics
The World of Seeds variety is noted for being resistant to pests and environmental stressors, with an indoor flowering period of seven to eight weeks and an outdoor harvest time in late September. The Hazeman Seeds variety is described as more demanding, requiring experienced cultivation; it has an indoor flowering time of nine to ten weeks and an outdoor harvest time in mid-October. Both versions are available as seeds and clones.