Terp Poison Seedless

Terp Poison Seedless

Durban Poison S1 4X x AVL | Triploid Cannabis Seeds

Step into the world of high-performance triploid cannabis with Terp Poison Seedless. This feminized F1 hybrid delivers eye-catching resin production, dense bulbous flowers, and a tall upright structure, perfect for growers seeking premium, high-yield flowers with loud, skittles-like aromas. A nostalgic flashback to classic Durban Poison with extra lime and gas notes from the AVL parent, Terp Poison is both visually striking and pungently aromatic.

Variety Highlights:

• Triploid Cannabis Seeds: Enhanced flower density and cannabinoid production

• Early Finishing Photoperiod: 8–9 weeks flowering time

• Outdoor Maturity: Late September to early October

• Cannabinoid Content: Moderate (Type I)

• Feminized Seeds: Simplified cultivation for both indoor and outdoor growers

• Resilient to Pollination: Hard to pollinate, ideal for growers avoiding rogue male pollen

This Type I triploid cannabis variety may produce a small amount of seed under heavy pollen pressure but otherwise remains largely seedless.

What is AVL?
AVL refers to our Advanced Variety Line, a carefully selected parent known for contributing enhanced aroma, resin production, and structural consistency to its hybrids.

Why Triploids?
Triploid cannabis plants have three sets of chromosomes (4N + 2N = 3N), making them largely sterile. This leads to:

• Vigorous growth – bigger, stronger plants

• Denser, frostier flowers – more cannabinoid-rich buds

• Enhanced aromas and flavors – louder terpene profiles

• Reduced seed production – ideal for premium flower

How Triploid Cannabis Seeds Are Made
To produce a triploid, one parent is converted to a tetraploid using colchicine. After careful flow cytometry testing, the tetraploid is pollinated with diploid pollen, yielding highly productive seedless plants. Triploid seed yield is typically 25% of standard crops due to the complexity of the process, reflected in their premium value.

Are Triploids 100% Seedless?
Triploids are mostly sterile but may produce small amounts of seed under heavy pollen pressure, such as near fiber hemp or grain cannabis crops.

Non-GMO & Certified Organic
Our triploid hemp varieties are certified organic and non-GMO. THC triploid varieties are bred using the same methods, though USDA certification does not apply.