Aroma & flavour
Lineage · 4 sections
HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEART descends from Cherry Pie Kush crossed to Grateful Breath. Pakistan Chitral Kush appears on both parental lines, amplifying the landrace signature. Anchored by High School Sweetheart, Cherry Pie Kush, Grateful Breath. Profile carries cherry, vanilla, jammy, caramel, kush. Body-dominant expression. Released 2018.
Specification · 3 sections
| Generation | F1 First-filial hybrid |
|---|---|
| Stability | hybrid vigor |
| Lean style | body-dominant |
| Lean | 55% indica · 45% sativa |
| Flowering | 63 days (~9 weeks) |
| Stretch | Medium stretch |
| Structure | Mostly compact build with moderate internode spacing — indica-leaning architecture, but not a short plant |
| Leaf | Broad-leaf tendency with hybrid variability across the population |
| Flower density | Firm, well-packed flower with some calyx stacking — denser than a true hybrid, short of rock-hard |
| Trichome | Heavy trichome production — foundational lineage carries frost-monster heritage |
| Cannabinoid | Heavy THC character — fuel/kush/OG lineage carries traditional potency markers |
| Terpenes | caryophyllenelimonenemyrcene |
| Traits | cherryvanillajammycaramelkushgas |
| Expected variation | high variation — every seed is a unique cross of two distinct parents; select your keeper |
| Select for | Phenos expressing dominant High School Sweetheart traits will be most expressive |
| Amplified pheno | Hunt for Pakistan Chitral Kush-leaning phenos — that heritage appears on both sides and will express most intensely |
| Amplified heritage | Pakistan Chitral Kush landrace appears on BOTH parental lines — this strain expresses Pakistan Chitral Kush heritage with amplified intensity vs single-side crosses |
| Foundational signature | Distinct foundational signature: High School Sweetheart, Cherry Pie Kush, Grateful Breath |
Blends multiple hybrid backgrounds; a broad trait pool to select from.
Moderate — some sibling variation
Low — segregates in the next generation
This cross can express phenotypes found in neither parent. Expect standouts among the population — worth popping extra seeds and selecting hard.
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
Santos, our High School Sweetheart stud selection, leads the way with world-class vigor and structure.
Santos holds the thick, purple hued leaves of the Cherry Pie Kush (Cherry Pie x Chemdog), an original Mendocino creation by George; who has remained silent while others renamed his work.
Santos retains the heavy diesel, stout structure, and potent life force energy of the Grateful Breath (OGKB x Joseph OG).
Santos is a champion and will enhance any genetic he touches.
Expect heavy-hitting potency, cherry lime gas flavors, and resinous rock-hard flowers.
Flower – 63 days, Medium Stretch, Indica Hybrid 59 – 7 pk 59 – 21 pk SYNCHRONICITY 1 X ‘SANTOS’ HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEART “Procession of the Sage” The procession begins is led by the elders.
The blind Sage enters.
The procession ends.
The Sage bows and kisses the Earth.
Life has returned.
The Sun has risen.
The dance begins.
Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring was considered scandalous at the time of its release.
The ballet featured half-naked, unsynchronized girls on stage twisting and hopping on stage in barbaric costumes.
It shocked the world of ballet and orchestra.
The first night’s performance almost ended in a riot.
Many felt cheated.
They weren’t expecting something radical and new.
Only the artists could appreciate the performance.
It is now considered one of the greatest and most influential pieces ever created.
HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEART descends from Cherry Pie Kush crossed to Grateful Breath.
Pakistan Chitral Kush appears on both parental lines, amplifying the landrace signature.
Anchored by High School Sweetheart, Cherry Pie Kush, Grateful Breath.
Profile carries cherry, vanilla, jammy, caramel, kush.
Body-dominant expression.
Released 2018.