Oregon Pinot Noir
Oregon Pinot Noir is a hybrid cultivar of uncertain lineage, recognized for its berry-forward flavor profile and tall, purple-hued growth habit.
About Oregon Pinot Noir
Oregon Pinot Noir is a hybrid strain with unconfirmed origins. It is frequently theorized to be a cross between Hawaiian Purple Kush and Pitbull, though this remains speculative. The cultivar is characterized by an aromatic profile featuring notes of skunk, berries, and spiced grapes. On the palate, users report flavors consistent with its aroma, specifically highlighting grapes, berries, and various spiced fruits. This strain is currently unavailable as seeds or clones.
Plant characteristics
The plant is a mostly sativa hybrid that develops into a tall, lanky structure. It is known for displaying brilliant purple hues throughout its development. When grown indoors, the plant requires height management, such as the Screen of Green (ScrOG) technique, to maintain control. Flowering typically occurs within 49 to 63 days indoors, while outdoor harvests generally take place in late October.