T-1000 x Strawberry Cough crosses CSI Humboldt's in-house T-1000 stud with the classic Strawberry Cough clone, in feminized seed form. T-1000 is part of CSI's own working library, the line behind crosses like 5150 Triangle Kush x T-1000 and Air Force One; the other parent is Kyle Kushman's strawberry-scented sativa, famous for the cough it gives.

Some crosses are about the two famous names. This one is about watching what an in-house stud does when the other parent is a leggy strawberry sativa.

Genetic Lineage

• Mother and Father: T-1000 x Strawberry Cough. The Strawberry Cough side is the classic strawberry-scented sativa clone. T-1000 is CSI Humboldt's in-house line, kept and worked in-house rather than released as a named retail strain.
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• An in-house pairing. One parent from CSI's own library, one parent from the classic clone circuit.
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• Why feminized. Reversing the pollen donor keeps every seed female, so the whole pack grows out as budding plants with no males to hunt.
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Flavor and Aroma Profile

The Aroma. Ripe strawberries up front; what the T-1000 side adds underneath is the part growers will compare notes on.

The Taste. Sweet berry on the inhale, with the cough Strawberry Cough is famous for; watch for a deeper finish in some plants.

Cultivation and Growth Traits

Plant Structure. Sativa-leaning hybrid frame; expect variation between plants, which is part of the point of a cross like this.

Vegetative Phase. Grow the pack out and keep notes; in-house crosses reward selection.

Flowering Time. No settled flowering-time reports for this cross yet, so start checking trichomes early and let the plant tell you.

Effects and Experience

The Mind. Strawberry Cough is described as an uplifting, talkative sativa high. Settled smoke reports for this exact cross are still coming in.

The Body. Expect a light, functional high rather than anything sedative; the cross is too new for settled reports.

In the pack

7 feminized seeds per pack. Feminized seeds from Humboldt CSI. Their library is clones first and crosses second, which is why the names on their packs read like a list of plants rather than a list of products. Genuine Humboldt CSI stock.