Dante´s Inferno Feminized by Enigma Genetics

Information on Dante´s Inferno

Dante's Inferno is a feminized variety from Enigma Genetics that leaves no one indifferent. With dominant indica genetics featuring high resin production and an intensely sweet aromatic profile, this plant is designed for growers seeking real potency and a memorable experience at the end of the day.

Genetics: Oreoz x Devil Driver

The cross that gives rise to Dante's Inferno brings together two highly reputable lines. On one side, Oreoz, carrier of the cookies legacy with its compact structure, dense buds, and exceptional resin production. On the other, Devil Driver, known for its high potency and contribution to a markedly relaxing and prolonged effect. The result is a 70% indica and 30% sativa plant with THC levels reaching 27–29%, and low CBD content, typical of varieties oriented toward intense recreational effects.

Indoor and outdoor cultivation

Indoors, Dante's Inferno completes its flowering in 9 to 10 weeks and maintains manageable heights between 70 and 150 cm, making it compatible with standard grow spaces. Its bushy and compact structure responds well to training techniques such as topping, LST, or SCROG, and adapts to soil, coco, and hydro cultivation. The buds display dark green tones with purple and pink highlights, densely covered in trichomes, which also makes it an interesting candidate for resin extraction production.

Outdoors, harvest arrives in mid-October in Mediterranean, temperate, or continental climates, with general resistance valued positively by growers. The cultivation difficulty can be considered medium: it's not a plant to neglect, but it doesn't require advanced experience if given proper attention. It's recommended to monitor the growing environment to maintain stable conditions throughout the cycle.

Aromas, flavors, and effects

The aromatic profile of Dante's Inferno is one of its great attractions. The plant features sweet and creamy notes of cookie, strawberry, grape, and cherry, with hints of vanilla and an earthy background with touches of black pepper and gas that add complexity. Its main terpenes are caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene, which translate on the palate into a flavor of strawberries and cream and walnut cookie, with a persistent aftertaste of diesel and pepper that characterizes this variety.

The effect begins with a smooth cerebral elevation, light euphoria, good mood, and some focus that progressively gives way to deep body relaxation. In more generous doses, sedation can be pronounced, so it's recommended to reserve its use for the end of the day or nighttime. It's not the most suitable variety for beginners or those with low THC tolerance; it is, however, for those seeking real disconnection and quality rest.

Specifications on Dante´s Inferno