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Silver Bullet

hybrid

Silver Bullet is a shared name used by multiple breeders for distinct, unrelated genetic lines, ranging from photoperiod hybrids to autoflowering varieties.

THC17–26%

About Silver Bullet

The name Silver Bullet has been applied to several independent cannabis projects, meaning there is no single universal pedigree associated with the label. Sagarmatha Seeds offers what is considered the oldest documented version; while its specific parentage remains undisclosed, it is recognized as a balanced-to-sativa-leaning hybrid that typically tests in the high teens to low 20s for THC. Its profile is characterized by earthy, woody, and herbal notes with a dry, spicy finish, and the flowers are noted for a heavy coating of trichomes.

Ministry of Cannabis introduced a separate line, Auto Silver Bullet, which incorporates ruderalis genetics to create a faster, autoflowering plant. This version is composed of 60% sativa, 20% indica, and 20% ruderalis, and is linked to the Super Silver Haze family. It tends to exhibit brighter, hazier qualities, featuring citrus and pine aromas alongside an energetic, daytime-oriented effect profile.

Alien Genetics also released a Silver Bullet line that shares no published genetic overlap with the other versions. This iteration is described as having an OG-style growth pattern. Regardless of the specific breeder, users often report a consistent sensory experience across these lines, typically involving a mix of citrus, pine, earth, and peppery spice. Reported effects generally lean toward uplifted, creative, and focused states, balanced by a subtle physical relaxation.

Plant characteristics

Sagarmatha Seeds' version is documented for indoor and outdoor cultivation with a flowering period of approximately 60 days. Ministry of Cannabis' Auto Silver Bullet is an autoflowering line that completes its cycle significantly faster than traditional photoperiod Haze varieties. The Alien Genetics release is noted for producing tall, OG-style plants with large, round, resin-heavy flowers that require a 63–70 day flowering window.