Patagonia

Description

At-a-glance characteristics

Yield and difficulty figures are growing references for this line, drawn from strain databases and grow guides; they are not a guarantee of results or a usage recommendation, but catalog data for comparing varieties.

Who is this variety for?

Patagonia suits anyone looking for a robust, indica-dominant (80%) strain built to hold up well under demanding growing conditions, with a simple sweet profile and a relaxing effect.

Parents and genetic origin

Patagonia comes from the documented cross between OG Kush and Northern Lights, two classic indica-leaning lines that the seed bank keeps as parents. That combination produces a genotype with 80% indica and 20% sativa, meaning a clear indica dominance in structure and appearance.

The page describes a medium-sized, heavily branched plant with thick, resinous buds and a sweet flavor profile. That is the description the seed bank associates with the line: there are no awards, dates or external attributions behind this variety, because it is neither a licensed genetic nor a reissue of someone else’s work.

Patagonia is an in-house Trikoma Seeds selection. The seeds come from our own mother plants, selected and kept at the Barcelona seed bank, and that is the material’s only origin: Trikoma Seeds does not distribute third-party seeds or resell genetics produced by other seed banks. Every batch comes from the same in-house selection work, which keeps the catalog description stable from one production run to the next.

THC and CBD profile

The stated range is 18–23% THC based on the parent lines. This is catalog data, not a measurement of each individual seed. CBD is low and not quantified on this page.

Effects

• Relaxing, with a gradual onset
• Marked body calm
• Stable, long-lasting effect
• Consistent with a classic indica-dominant strain

These are effects commonly described for this type of cross; they vary by person and are not a usage recommendation.

Aroma and flavor

The trait the page highlights first is the sweet profile. It isn’t described as citrusy, spicy or earthy: the dominant note the seed bank records for this line is simply sweet, and that’s what sets it apart from other indicas in the catalog with more fruity or more pronounced profiles.

In terms of structure, Patagonia is described as a medium-sized, heavily branched plant. That branching, together with thick, resinous buds, is the variety’s visual signature and what sets it apart from the catalog’s sativa-dominant lines, which have a more stretched-out structure and a longer flowering time.

The combination of 80% indica dominance and a 60-day indoor flowering time (catalog data) places Patagonia among the shortest-cycle varieties in the feminized collection, a useful fact when comparing it with the rest of the catalog.

Dominant terpenes

Indoor growing

60-day flowering. Yield between 750 and 900 g/m² with a 600W LED, according to strain databases. Medium difficulty: a robust plant, built for demanding growing conditions.

Outdoor growing

Harvest in the second week of September in the northern hemisphere and the second week of March in the southern hemisphere. Yield of 0.5–2 kg per plant, according to strain databases.

How it fits within the catalog

• The Palmar sits at the opposite end of the genotype: 60% sativa and 40% indica, with an indoor flowering time of 60–65 days and an aromatic, sweet profile.
• Wendy is the clearly sativa alternative, with 80% sativa, a stated THC of 20–25% and an indoor flowering time of 70–80 days: a considerably longer cycle than Patagonia’s.
• Sweet Madness CBD offers a cannabinoid contrast: it’s a roughly 1:1 ratio version, with stated THC and CBD in similar proportions, as opposed to Patagonia’s THC-only profile.

To interpret the two figures most often compared between pages, you can read how to read the genotype on a seed page and what the stated THC on a seed page means.

Other versions of Patagonia

The same selection is available in three genetic formats: this feminized version, Patagonia Auto and Patagonia Fast Version. Each one has its own page with its own catalog data.

You can also browse the full categories: feminized seeds, autoflowering seeds and fast versions.

About the large formats

Patagonia’s 100- and 1,000-seed packs contain a single variety. They are not mixes or assorted batches: they come from exactly the same selection as the small pack, with the same mother-plant work behind them.

The difference is in the price per seed, which drops from €3.33 in the small format to €2.40 in the 100-pack and €1.20 in the 1,000-pack. You can see the rest of the varieties available in bulk format at bulk seeds.

Frequently asked questions about Patagonia

What cross does Patagonia come from?

From the cross between OG Kush and Northern Lights. It’s an in-house seed bank selection, not third-party genetics.

What is its genotype?

80% indica and 20% sativa, according to the catalog page.

What THC and flowering time does the page state?

Stated THC of 18–23% and indoor flowering of 60 days, both catalog data. Outdoors, the seed bank gives the second week of September in the northern hemisphere and the second week of March in the southern hemisphere.

How much does Patagonia yield?

As a growing reference for this line: between 750 and 900 g/m² indoors with a 600W LED, and 0.5–2 kg per plant outdoors. This is catalog data, not a guarantee.

Are the seeds in the 1,000-pack the same as in the small pack?

Yes. It’s the same variety and the same selection; only the quantity and the price per seed change.

Legal information

Trikoma Seeds seeds are sold exclusively for collecting and genetic preservation purposes. The information on this page describes the genetic material and does not constitute a usage recommendation or growing instructions. Sale restricted to adults over 18. Check and comply with your country’s regulations before placing an order.