Mexican Sativa

No — it's a Sensi Seeds hybrid that combines three landrace lines. The point was to keep the equatorial-sativa feel while compressing the long flowering into something growable indoors. Sister concept to Sensi's other landrace-derived stabilizations.

Mexican Sativa is a sativa — head-up and uplifted in character, with the energetic profile customers expect from sativa-dominant flower. The lineage is Oaxacan landrace × Durban Poison × Pakistani landrace.

Mexican Sativa hits earth up front, citrus through the middle, and light spice on the exhale. The smell out of the jar reads the same way — distinctive once you've had it once or twice.

Mexican Sativa tests in the 12–18% THC range — on the lower end for a flower strain. Customers report a milder, easier experience than the 24%+ heavy hitters.

Mexican Sativa reads as a daytime strain — head-up and uplifted, the kind customers commonly reach for in the morning or early afternoon when there's still a to-do list.