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No. 5230Indica

Highway 95 Mohave

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Highway 95 by Mohave is an indica-dominant hybrid cultivar named in honor of the U.S. Route 95 highway. This strain is recognized for its potent THC content and a distinctive aroma profile that blends diesel and citrus notes. It is a proprietary selection by Mohave, developed to align with their brand identity and regional heritage.

EffectsCalming Relaxing
AromaCitrusDieselEarthyHerbalLavenderLemonOrangePeppery

Appearance

Highway 95 typically presents dense, compact flowers with a stacked calyx structure and spear-shaped colas. The buds are often a deep forest green, with occasional lavender hues appearing if exposed to cooler temperatures late in the flowering cycle. They are characterized by abundant trichome coverage, giving the flowers a frosty, glassy appearance, complemented by orange to copper pistils.

The plant structure is noted for dense buds that require adequate airflow. Nug size can vary from medium to large depending on cultivation practices, with well-trained plants capable of producing long, cohesive colas. Proper trimming preserves the trichome fields, contributing to the strain's visual appeal and potency.

Aroma and Flavor

Upon opening, Highway 95 releases a prominent diesel aroma underscored by bright citrus notes. Further inspection reveals an earthy and peppery core, with hints of pine and herbal undertones that become more apparent after grinding. The aroma is often described as a combination of fuel-like sharpness and citrus brightness.

The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, featuring a dominant blend of citrus and diesel, often accompanied by peppery and herbal tastes. Secondary notes can include hints of lavender and a general earthiness. The complexity of the aroma and flavor is enhanced by the strain's terpene profile, with grinding significantly amplifying the bouquet.

Effects

Highway 95 is described as a high-potency flower that delivers balanced hybrid effects, suitable for both recreational use and evening relaxation. While specific effects are not detailed, its indica-dominant classification suggests a tendency towards calming and potentially sedating qualities, balanced by a lively top note.

Terpenes and Cannabinoids

This strain is known for its high THC content, typically ranging from 20% to 28%, with CBD levels below 1%. The terpene profile is commonly dominated by Myrcene, Limonene, and Beta-Caryophyllene, with contributions from Pinene and Humulene also noted. This combination contributes to its characteristic diesel, citrus, and peppery aromatic and flavor notes.

Origins and Lineage

Highway 95 is a proprietary indica-dominant hybrid cultivar developed by Mohave. Its lineage has not been officially disclosed, but its sensory profile suggests a genetic background possibly including Kush or Chemdog families, crossed with a bright, limonene-rich strain. The name is a tribute to U.S. Route 95 and Mohave's desert roots in Arizona, Nevada, and California.

Cultivation

Cultivators describe Highway 95 as a hybrid that performs well in indoor and controlled environments, tolerating higher light intensities. It produces dense, resinous buds that benefit from good airflow. The strain is noted for its robust terpene content and consistent performance, suggesting stability in its genetic traits and cultivation requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Highway 95 Mohave?
Highway 95 Mohave typically has a THC content ranging from 20% to 28%.
What are the dominant terpenes in Highway 95 Mohave?
The dominant terpenes commonly found in Highway 95 Mohave include Myrcene, Limonene, and Beta-Caryophyllene.
What is the flavor profile of Highway 95 Mohave?
Highway 95 Mohave offers a flavor profile characterized by citrus and diesel notes, often with earthy, herbal, and peppery undertones.
What is the origin of the Highway 95 strain name?
The Highway 95 strain is named after U.S. Route 95, reflecting Mohave's desert roots and connection to the Southwestern United States.