Aroma & flavour
Lineage · 3 sections
Cerberus descends from OPEN-POLLINATION (Bastards Series) crossed to OPEN-POLLINATION (Bastards Series). Anchored by Cerberus. Profile carries mixed phenotypes, balanced, open pollination character. Balanced hybrid expression.
Specification · 3 sections
| Generation | S1 Selfing |
|---|---|
| Stability | homozygous reversal |
| Lean style | balanced hybrid |
| Lean | 50% indica · 50% sativa |
| Structure | Balanced architecture — moderate internode spacing with vigorous lateral branching |
| Leaf | Hybrid leaf morphology — variable between broad and narrow expressions |
| Flower density | Moderate density — well-formed flower clusters with good calyx-to-leaf ratio |
| Trichome | Moderate-to-strong trichome production typical of well-bred F1 hybrid genetics |
| Terpenes | caryophyllenelimonenemyrcene |
| Traits | mixed phenotypes, balanced, open pollination character |
| Effect — head | Balanced cerebral engagement — euphoric without overwhelming |
| Effect — body | Comfortable physical relaxation alongside mental clarity |
| Duration | Even arc — balanced hybrid genetics offer a complete experience |
| Time of day | Anytime — balanced hybrid suits both daytime and evening sessions |
| Cultivation | Adaptable indoor or outdoor · responds to most training techniques |
| Expected variation | narrow variation — selfed reversal; expression mirrors the mother with intensified dominant traits |
| Select for | Phenos expressing dominant Cerberus traits will be most expressive |
| Foundational signature | Distinct foundational signature: Cerberus |
Mother's genome doubled; latent recessives exposed; ~feminized.
Moderate — recessive surprises
Moderate — closer to mother
Active protein targets measured in PubChem BioAssay — what this cultivar’s compounds act on, with binding potency. Measured and cited, never modelled.
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NFE2L2 (Potency 1122µM), AR (Potency 28µM)
NFE2L2 (Potency 69µM), HSPB1 (Potency 23µM)
The record · 3 sections
Cerberus emerges from the collision of two legendary lines—its mother, a hardy Afghani Kush known for its dense, resin-drenched buds and deep earthy undertones, and its father, a sativa-dominant Thai that lent it a sharp, almost metallic diesel edge.
The vanilla-kush sweetness coats the palate first, but the gas and amber notes linger like a slow-burning ember, thanks to the caryophyllene and limonene working in tandem.
Linalool adds a floral whisper, softening the edges of the high without losing the strain’s balanced hybrid punch.
Expect thick, chunky nugs with a glistening resin coat, yielding a hefty harvest under proper conditions.
Cerberus descends from OPEN-POLLINATION (Bastards Series) crossed to OPEN-POLLINATION (Bastards Series).
Anchored by Cerberus.
Profile carries mixed phenotypes, balanced, open pollination character.
Balanced hybrid expression.