La Llorona Feminized by Compound Genetics

Information on La Llorona

La Llorona is a hybrid from Compound Genetics born from the cross between Devil Driver (a hybrid of Sundae Driver) and Black Amber, two genetics recognized for their potency and aromatic complexity. Its compact structure and uniform growth make it especially interesting for growers seeking a reliable plant, with good bud density and predictable development from start to finish.

Flavor and aroma of La Llorona

La Llorona's profile leans towards a sweet register, with soft floral notes and an elegant finish that lingers in the jar. It's a discreet variety on the nose but intense where it matters, with a touch of gas that appears in the finish and adds complexity to the whole. Black Amber's influence is perceived in that floral sweetness, while Devil Driver contributes the more resinous and penetrating background note.

Growing La Llorona

Most phenotypes of La Llorona lean towards Devil Driver's structure, with short internodes and uniform bud stacking that facilitates handling during flowering. You can expect dense flowers, with a solid flower-to-leaf ratio, good coloration potential, and a consistent layer of trichomes. It's suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation, with a flowering cycle of approximately 8 to 10 weeks and medium-level production, making it a balanced option for those who prioritize quality and consistency over extreme volume.

Specifications on La Llorona