TRIPLE LINDY (BADDER)

TRIPLE LINDY

Triple Lindy is an evenly balanced Hybrid cannabis strain created through an unknown combination of other powerful hybrid strains. Best known for its potent flavor and long-lasting effects, Triple Lindy is a great choice for experienced users who love old-fashioned hybrids. Triple Lindy has a uniquely heavy taste that can leave you gagging if you’re not ready for it, blending hints of sweet tropical citrus and super spicy dank. The aroma is just as heavy, although it brings woody pine and nutty cookies into the equation, too. If you’re looking for something to help you really relax at night, you’ve found it.

TRIPLE LINDY Overview & Genetics

TRIPLE LINDY is a powerfully built, predominantly indica hybrid (typically around 60-70% indica) bred by the experts at Bomb Seeds. Its exact genetic lineage is a closely guarded secret, but it’s believed to be a complex polyhybrid developed from a potent Afghani landrace and other powerful genetics.

The mission was clear: create a strain with maximum THC production and enormous yields. By all accounts, they succeeded. It’s a strain that prioritizes raw power and abundance, making it a top choice for those with a high tolerance and growers looking for a heavy harvest.

Aroma, Flavor, and Appearance

While TRIPLE LINDY is famous for its potency, its sensory profile is straightforward and classic.

• Appearance: The buds are typically dense, rock-hard, and heavily laden with resinous trichomes, giving them a frosty, white appearance. The nugs are often a bright green with subtle purple hues and a forest of amber pistils.

• Aroma: The scent is pungent and earthy. You’ll detect a strong skunky, diesel aroma upon breaking open a bud, complemented by subtle notes of fresh pine and a faint, sweet citrus undertone.

• Flavor: The flavor profile mirrors the aroma. It’s a classic, robust smoke with a dominant taste of earth and pine, followed by a spicy, peppery kick on the exhale. The subtle sweetness is often described as a mix of citrus and fresh herbs.

The dominant terpenes are typically Myrcene (earthy, musky), Caryophyllene (pepper, spice), and Pinene (pine), contributing to its classic, kush-like profile.