Cuvee

Cuvee, a well-crafted and balanced cannabis strain, stands as a testament to the art of strain breeding, blending the superior qualities of its progenitors into a singular, harmonious experience. This strain is the progeny of Space Queen and Pinot Noir, two strains noted for their distinct and desirable characteristics. Cuvee presents a visual and olfactory profile that is as refined and inviting as the beverages its name evokes, boasting buds that combine deep greens with hints of purple, all interwoven with bright orange pistils. The dense, chunky buds are lavishly coated in a layer of glistening trichomes, signaling the potent and flavorful experience that awaits.

Cuvee's flowers are visually appealing with a blend of deep green highlighted by lighter, faded hints in the same color. Not to where they fade to purple hues, but they do hold a deeper green tone with slight chances of purpling out in low night temps. Complete with the warm and fuzzy orange pistils poking out. Just a thin layer that is sweet and caked dry ready to let you down, once you crumble her up.

Cuvee’s scent is similar to that of an expensively aged wine or a bowl of fresh fruit. The sweet and fruity undertones suggest such flavors as berries, grapes, with hints of florals. You're certain to enjoy this effervescent experience. The same olfactory stimuli make their way onto the palate, with a sweet almost berry-like flavor that is immensely complemented by the sumptuous grape overtones as well as the fruit itself and just a touch of earth. The complexity and accuracy of these flavors make this strain a consistent favorite amongst those partial to engage in all five senses of marijuana culture.

Cuvee users generally notice a mellow high that is calming and balanced. Indeed, one will simultaneously feel euphoric and relaxed. At first, the consumer will feel an energizing cerebral jolt which will make them more aware and creative. Moments into the high, this sensation will fade and the toker will feel calm and peaceful. You may experience a sort of body melt if you smoke enough but it is mild and not overwhelming in the least. And even if you do have work do to, you can still do it with this strain.

Though there isn't a ton of specific information out there about growing Cuvee, what is known makes it seem like it might be a moderate challenge. Historically, people have reported that it has a bit of a hybrid nature - not excessively hard, but not necessarily a walk in the park, either. People seem to love its smell and taste, which are both pretty unique. The overall scent seems to draw heavily from myrcene, pinene, and caryophyllene, so you can expect a little bit of musk, some pep, and lots of soothing properties. As for the yield and flowering times, we're leaning on them being average. If we had to put a number on it, we'd guess about 8-9 weeks until smoking time. Happy cultivating!