Aroma & flavour
Lineage · 3 sections
Miss Colombia descends from Cindy La Pew crossed to Colombian Black. Landrace foundations trace to Acapulco Gold, Afghani, Colombian Black, Colombian Gold. Anchored by Colombian Black, Skunk, Acapulco Gold. Profile carries honey, warm spice, uplifting, tropical fruit, musk. Sativa-dominant expression.
Specification · 3 sections
| Generation | F1 First-filial hybrid |
|---|---|
| Stability | hybrid vigor |
| Lean style | sativa-dominant |
| Lean | 39% indica · 61% sativa |
| Structure | Tall, open architecture with longer internode spacing — sativa habit from the foundational lineage |
| Leaf | Narrow-leaf morphology likely; slender fan leaves with pointed fingertips |
| Flower density | Airier flower formation — elongated colas with calyx-stacked structure |
| Trichome | Moderate-to-strong trichome production typical of well-bred F1 hybrid genetics |
| Terpenes | terpinoleneocimenecaryophyllene |
| Traits | honeywarm spiceupliftingtropical fruitmuskskunktoffeewoody spice |
| Effect — head | Bright cerebral lift — focused, creative, conversational |
| Effect — body | Light, mobile, energizing — body remains engaged |
| Duration | Active onset with a tapering finish — sativa lift is shorter-lived |
| Time of day | Daytime / creative work — activating cerebral arc |
| Cultivation | Greenhouse or outdoor preferred · benefits from longer flower window and vertical room |
| Expected variation | high variation — every seed is a unique cross of two distinct parents; select your keeper |
| Select for | Phenos expressing dominant Colombian Black traits will be most expressive |
| Foundational signature | Distinct foundational signature: Colombian Black, Skunk, Acapulco Gold |
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.
CYP3A4 (Potency 20µM), CYP2C19 (Potency 80µM), CYP2C9 (Potency 40µM), ESR1 (Potency 69µM), NR1I2 (Potency 43µM)
NFE2L2 (Potency 52µM), CYP2C9 (Potency 63µM), CYP3A4 (Potency 28µM)
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The record · 3 sections
Miss Colombia emerges as a vibrant tribute to its heritage, blending the exotic allure of its lineage into a single, uplifting experience.
This sativa-dominant variety inherits the pungent, tropical fruit notes from its mother, Cindy La Pew, while the father, Colombian Black, contributes a foundation of warm spice and classic sativa energy.
The aroma profile is dominated by honeyed sweetness and bright citrus, driven by a robust terpene mix of terpinolene, ocimene, and caryophyllene.
Growers can expect dense, resinous buds that glisten with trichomes, offering a generous yield that captures the essence of its landrace roots.
Miss Colombia descends from Cindy La Pew crossed to Colombian Black.
Landrace foundations trace to Acapulco Gold, Afghani, Colombian Black, Colombian Gold.
Anchored by Colombian Black, Skunk, Acapulco Gold.
Profile carries honey, warm spice, uplifting, tropical fruit, musk.
Sativa-dominant expression.