Midas by Rare Dankness Seeds
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Midas, a cultivar from Rare Dankness Seeds, is characterized as a mostly sativa strain celebrated for its bright, uplifting effects. It is recognized for its clean flavor profile and vigorous growth, making it a favored choice for daytime use.
Appearance
Midas develops medium to large conical colas with a tapering, spear-like shape. The calyxes swell significantly as the plant matures, creating distinct segments that highlight the dense trichome coverage. Pistils transition from bright orange to deeper amber hues, contrasting with the lime to forest-green bracts.
Aroma & Flavor
This strain is often noted for its clean flavor, with growers reporting two primary aroma and flavor profiles. One commonly observed phenotype offers notes of citrus and pine, while another tends towards sweet and floral characteristics with a spicy undertone.
Effects
Midas is typically associated with a fast-acting, energetic head high that is balanced by a sense of bodily ease, allowing for functionality. It is often chosen for morning and midday use when focus, creativity, and social engagement are desired. The effects are generally reported to last between two to three hours when inhaled.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
Midas is a THC-dominant strain with low CBD content. While specific lab reports can vary, THC levels commonly range from 18% to 24%, fitting within the higher potency spectrum for sativa-leaning hybrids. Total terpene content is often described as being between 1.5% and 3.0% by weight.
Growing
As a mostly sativa cultivar, Midas tends to grow taller with more spaced-out internodes, especially before training. It benefits from early training to manage its height and improve light penetration. The plant typically exhibits a 1.5x to 2.2x stretch during the initial flowering period. Growers have reported relatively stable expression and manageable trimming due to a higher calyx-to-leaf ratio.
Origins & Lineage
Midas was developed by Rare Dankness Seeds, a breeder recognized for producing potent, high-terpene hybrids. While the specific parentage of Midas has not been publicly disclosed by the breeder, it is consistently characterized as a mostly sativa chemotype. Its name and effects are often associated with brightness and an uplifting experience, distinguishing it from other gold-themed strains.