Lavender Goat by Shoreline Genetics
Golden Goat × Lavender (Soma Seeds)
Lavender Goat is a sativa-dominant cultivar from Shoreline Genetics, celebrated for its complex aromatic profile and balanced, uplifting effects. This strain combines the floral characteristics of Lavender with the vibrant, tangy notes of Golden Goat, offering a unique sensory experience.
Appearance
Lavender Goat typically produces medium to large, spear-shaped colas with a sativa-dominant structure. The buds are often a lime to forest green, highlighted by vibrant saffron or tangerine pistils. Generous trichome coverage gives the buds a sparkling, sugary appearance, especially under good lighting. Certain phenotypes may develop lavender or plum hues in the sugar leaves and bracts when exposed to cooler temperatures late in the flowering cycle.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of Lavender Goat is a layered experience, often starting with a prominent floral note reminiscent of lavender or lilac, complemented by herbal undertones. Beneath this, bright citrus zest and sweet tropical candy notes emerge, a clear influence from its lineage. The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, offering a clean, floral entry followed by citrus-tropical brightness on the inhale. Exhales can linger with sweet pine and mild herbal spice.
Effects
Users often report that Lavender Goat delivers a lucid yet buoyant high, characterized by energetic and cerebral effects. It is frequently described as promoting creativity and a sense of calm. This combination makes it suitable for daytime use, helping to uplift mood and sharpen focus without causing excessive sedation.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
This strain typically tests between 18-24% THC, with CBD content below 1%. Among its prominent terpenes, Myrcene, Limonene, Linalool, and Terpinolene are commonly reported. Linalool often contributes to the floral and calming aspects, while Limonene and Terpinolene are associated with the citrusy and energetic qualities.
Origins & Lineage
Lavender Goat was developed by Shoreline Genetics, aiming to blend classic terpene profiles with modern vigor. It is widely understood to be a cross between Golden Goat and Lavender from Soma Seeds. Golden Goat is known for its tropical zest, while Lavender contributes its distinct floral aroma and calming properties.
Growing
Lavender Goat is considered a moderately challenging strain to grow, requiring attention to its sativa-leaning structure and potential stretch during flowering. It has a flowering window of approximately 9-10 weeks indoors, with outdoor harvests typically occurring in late October. The yield is considered good to very good when provided with adequate space and light, and growers can expect a sturdy, productive plant.