Super Mix Índica

Description

Seeds 12

Varieties 4, fixed

Price 40 €

What the pack contains

• 3 seeds of Blueberry
• 3 seeds of Patagonia
• 3 seeds of Malquerida
• 3 seeds of Satan’s Bride

Why these four

All four are indica-dominant photoperiod feminized strains, the family with the most contained habit and the shortest cycle in the catalogue. Against the bank’s sativas, which declare indoor flowering of between 60 and 85 days, these move in the low band: from the 45–50 days of Malquerida to the 60 days of Blueberry and Patagonia.

The criterion that groups them is that they run through the catalogue’s indica scale without repeating a profile. Two of them declare 80% indica —Blueberry and Patagonia—, Malquerida stays at 70% and Satan’s Bride at 60%, a moderate dominance. Northern Lights appears as a parent in two of the four, and the aromatic registers run from the clean sweetness of Patagonia and Satan’s Bride to the fruitiness of Malquerida and the blueberry and peach notes of Blueberry.

What you will find in each one

Blueberry

• Genotype: 80% indica and 20% sativa
• Declared THC (catalogue data): 19–24%
• Aroma and flavour: sweet and fruity, with notes of blueberry and peach

It is the most detailed page in the pack on the aromatic side and, according to its own description, the easiest one in the catalogue to recognise by smell alone. The blueberry leads, with just the right acidity underneath, and the peach appears in the background as a fleshier, rounder note. Its declared indoor flowering is around 60 days.

Patagonia

• Genetics: OG Kush × Northern Lights
• Genotype: 80% indica and 20% sativa
• Declared THC (catalogue data): 18–23%
• Aroma and flavour: sweet

It shares the 80/20 split with Blueberry, but its declared profile is simply sweet: it is not described as citrus, spiced or earthy. The page describes it as a medium-sized plant, very branched, with thick and resinous buds, and that branching is its visual signature. It declares 60 days of indoor flowering.

Malquerida

• Genetics: Critical Bilbo × Northern Lights
• Genotype: 70% indica and 30% sativa
• Declared THC (catalogue data): 19–24%
• Aroma and flavour: very aromatic, fruity

Its page puts intensity before composition: the first thing it declares is that it is very aromatic, and only afterwards that the register is fruity, without breaking down which fruit. It is a clean profile, without the earthy or spiced layers of other pages in the catalogue. With 45–50 days of declared indoor flowering, it is the shortest cycle of all the bank’s feminized strains.

Satan’s Bride

• Genetics: White Russian × AK-47
• Genotype: 60% indica and 40% sativa
• Declared THC (catalogue data): 20–25%
• Aroma and flavour: sweet

It is the one with the most moderate indica dominance in the pack and the one declaring the highest THC of the four. Its aromatic profile is sweet, with no added layers, and the page makes up for that brevity with the most detailed plant description of the group: medium height, compact and branched structure and intense green colour. It declares 55 days of indoor flowering.

How they compare with each other

The four declared THC ranges overlap almost completely and add up to barely seven points between the minimum and the maximum. Satan’s Bride sets the ceiling at 20–25%, Blueberry and Malquerida coincide at 19–24%, and Patagonia closes from below at 18–23%. It is a narrow difference, and the order is striking because the highest range belongs to the strain with the lowest indica load and the lowest to one of the two most indica ones.

In genotype there is a clear scale, from the 60% indica of Satan’s Bride to the 80% of Blueberry and Patagonia, with Malquerida at 70%. The declared indoor flowering does not follow that order exactly: Malquerida, which is not the most indica, has the shortest cycle at 45–50 days, followed by the 55 days of Satan’s Bride and the 60 days shared by Blueberry and Patagonia. In lineage, Northern Lights is the only parent that repeats, in Patagonia and in Malquerida.

Aroma is where the pack splits into two blocks. Patagonia and Satan’s Bride both declare a plainly sweet profile, with no added nuances, and they are the two most concise pages of the group in this section. Against them, Malquerida goes to the fruity side with intensity as its main trait, and Blueberry is the only one that breaks down specific fruits —blueberry and peach— over that same sweet base. Within the fruity block, the difference is in the detail: Malquerida declares strength without specifying, Blueberry specifies.

Format and price

The pack contains 12 feminized seeds: four strains and three seeds of each one, for €40. The strains are fixed and cannot be substituted. You can see the rest of the combinations in packs mix and the complete collection in feminized seeds.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose the strains in the pack?

No. The composition of the Super Mix Índica is fixed: Blueberry, Patagonia, Malquerida and Satan’s Bride, three seeds of each one. If you are looking for a specific strain, each one has its own page and its own formats.

Are they the same seeds as in the individual packs?

Yes. They come from the same selection of our own mother plants kept at our bank in Barcelona as the packs of each strain separately. The only thing that changes is the presentation: here four lines are brought together instead of just one.

Who is this pack for?

For anyone who wants to run through the indica part of the catalogue in a single purchase and compare four different genotypes —from 60% to 80% indica load— with aromatic profiles that do not overlap, instead of twelve seeds of a single strain.

Legal information

Trikoma Seeds sells its seeds exclusively for collecting and genetic preservation. The information on this page describes the genetic material and is not a recommendation of use or a cultivation instruction. Sale restricted to adults over 18. Check and respect the legislation of your country before placing an order.