Table Mountain Sativa Company

Mother- Miss Sticky (KwaZulu Landrace)

Father – Wild Lady (KwaZulu landrace

Collected:   1940s

Crossed: 2010

The LC- 18 is a cross of two top class landrace plants.  She will flower late in the season outdoors. Grows long arm branches that fill out with flowers almost all the way to the bottom. Two phenotypes are most common with this strain. One is lanky with long internodes and more delicate branching. The other is slightly squatter, with less space in between the nodes. The lankier of the two phenotypes provides looser and smaller buds, however, this phenotype has an incredible high and is considered the more potent of the two. That said, the denser phenotype is nothing to laugh at.

LC-18 has a very high resistance to drought, mold, high temperatures and, excessive wind speeds. Growers would really need to try hard to kill her.

Yields outdoors can hit around 700g to 1kg (yes, this strain can get massive in the ground) in an ideal environment but, most often plants will yield around 350g to 450g. Indoors, yield is dependent on how long she is vegged for, as well as how well the grower is able to get a flat canopy going with many tops. Both phenotypes are ideal for scrogging. A longer veg period with a lot of training will give the grower the best quality and yield.

Flowering time is generally around the 9-to-10-week mark outdoors. Indoors is closer to 9 weeks. The buds are fairly tight for sativa but, not nearly as plump as an indica or hybrid. She is a real example of a pure sativa. Flowers are very resinous, and scents include pine, earth and sandalwood. She smells very much like a sauna does. 

The high is crystal clear and both euphoric and energetic and, will last more than a few hours if grown optimally and harvested when the majority of trichomes are milky. If growers can harvest in this window, the comedown is not noticeable and does not leave the consumer tired or foggy.