Twisted Helix

Twisted Helix features a complex and contested genetic history. While frequently attributed to a cross of Irene Apricot and OGKB V2.1, some documentation suggests the involvement of Slurricane #7 in its lineage. The cultivar is named for its unique, pepper-shaped flowers, which exhibit deep purple coloration contrasted by vibrant orange pistils and a dense layer of trichomes. The flavor profile is a blend of sour citrus and sweet berry, rounded out by earthy, spicy undertones. Users typically report an initial onset of happy, clear-headed euphoria that gradually settles into a profound sense of body relaxation, making it a selection for evening use when a balance between mental engagement and physical ease is desired.