Durban Poison Bx2

Ref: SCG-HOUSE-001-P16

Classic sativa. Citrus, anise, spice

Lineage

Durban Poison

Scouse Durban cut (Bx2)

What Bx2 means

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Durban Poison Bx2 brings that unmistakable old-school sativa character to the Scouse Genetics collection.

Known for its distinctive aromatic profile, Durban-style genetics are recognised for bright citrus, aniseed, spice and herbal notes, combined with a sharp, energetic terpene character.

Durban Poison BX2 provenance

The Scouse Genetics Durban Poison BX2 belongs to our Durban preservation and backcross project. The Genetics Library traces the foundation to South African Durban heritage and records two returns into the Scouse working line. This page documents our BX2 project without claiming ownership of the historic Durban population itself.

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Aroma

Expect a bright, pungent nose with layers of citrus, herbal spice and distinctive aniseed-like notes. It has that classic old-school sativa aroma — sharp, fresh and instantly recognisable.

Flavour

The flavour follows the aroma with citrus and herbal notes up front, developing into spicy, earthy and slightly sweet undertones.

Characteristics

Bright citrus
Herbal complexity
Spicy character
Classic sativa profile
Strong aromatic expression
Old-school genetic character

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Grower data

THC: 18–22%
CBD: <1%
Flowering: 9–10 weeks
UK finish: mid October (greenhouse)
Indoor yield: 450–550 g/m²
Outdoor yield: 500–700 g/plant
Height in: 120–160 cm
Height out: 180–250 cm

UK climate

Greenhouse / indoor

Mould resistance 3 / 5 — scored from seasons we actually ran.

Terpene map

Relative share in the terpene fraction of the keeper we ran — a map of the nose, not a medical claim. How to read this.

Terpinolene

34%

Ocimene

18%

Myrcene

16%

Pinene

14%

Caryophyllene

10%

citrusaniseedherbalspiceearthy

From the run

Expect 2× stretch after flip. Top once and run a screen.
Hates a wet late flower — keep VPD honest in weeks 8–10.
The anise pheno is the one with the narrower leaflet.
Durban Poison Bx2 — classic character, preserved and pushed through the Scouse Genetics lens.

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