Piña Blanca Feminized by Higher Heights Mendo

Information on Piña Blanca

Piña Blanca is the most gas-forward feminized offering from Higher Heights, a breeding operation based in Mendocino County, and it comes from crossing White Lion with Pineapple Mojito. The breeder describes it as a very potent, high-THC variety with an aromatic profile where gas dominates from start to finish. A solid option for growers seeking intense terpenes and heavily resin-laden flowers.

Genetics

The gassy side comes from White Lion, noted by growers working these genetics as a cross with Green Apple Gas, as well as GMO Cookies x Brozé bred on Higher Heights' own farm. Pineapple Mojito brings the fresh counterpoint: it's a hybrid of Carambola x Lemon Limez, with Sour Diesel and Key Lime Pie in its family tree. The result is a large, stretchy plant with a ton of flowering sites. The breeder doesn't publish the indica/sativa breakdown, but it's very balanced.

In cultivation: vigorous and high-yielding

Higher Heights warns of good-sized plants with notable stretch, so trellising or staking before the branches take on weight is advisable. In return, it offers high production and very resinous flowers. Both parents perform well in ice-water extraction (iceolator), making this a clear candidate for extractions. Flowering runs 8–9 weeks indoors, with harvest in early October in the northern hemisphere.

Flavor and effect: gas, citrus, and mint

On the nose, sharp, penetrating gas dominates, layered with citrus, mint, rum, and a Sour Diesel backbone inherited from the Mojito. It's a pungent profile, more so than sweet. The breeder doesn't detail the type of effect, but does emphasize that this is a very potent, high-THC variety.

Specifications on Piña Blanca