Sonoma Coma
Sonoma Coma is a sativa-leaning hybrid known for its citrus-forward flavor profile and competition success in California, despite its ambiguous genetic origins.
About Sonoma Coma
Sonoma Coma is a cultivar with disputed origins and breeder history. It is frequently attributed to the Vallejo, California-based group Happy Lil Trees, though this remains unconfirmed. The strain gained significant recognition on the competition circuit, securing 3rd place at the 2011 San Francisco Cannabis Cup and 1st place for Best Sativa at the 2012 High Times Cannabis Cup in Los Angeles.
The profile of Sonoma Coma is characterized by pungent citrus notes, complemented by herbal and spicy undertones. On the palate, users report flavors reminiscent of tropical fruit, spices, and woody hash.
Despite the name suggesting sedation, users typically report that Sonoma Coma provides an uplifting, euphoric experience. It is often described as promoting energy and focus, making it a choice for those seeking to remain alert and happy.
Plant characteristics
Sonoma Coma is a sativa-leaning hybrid that develops into tall plants. It is noted for being a finicky variety that requires consistent monitoring, particularly regarding airflow and temperature, as it favors warmer environments. The plant has a flowering period of 10 to 12 weeks when grown indoors, with outdoor harvests typically occurring by early November. It is currently available only in seed form.