Tree of Life

Tree Of Life was first bred in Oregon by breeders who were part of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP). The hybrid combines Trainwreck with Mendocino Purps to form a sativa-dominant hybrid with vigorous, healthy growth. Tree Of Life reportedly features aromas of orange creamsicles and lemon zest, while its matching flavors coat the tongue in creamy citrus blended with sandalwood.

Tree Of Life thrives in indoor and outdoor environments, preferring semi-humid climates and warmer daytime temperatures in the latter. As a sativa-dominant strain, Tree Of Life grows tall and may require some height management in indoor gardens. Cultivators can highlight blue coloring in Tree Of Life buds by exposing the plant to cooler temperatures just before harvest time. Tree Of Life reaches full maturity in 70 days indoors and mid-October outside. Tree Of Life seeds are commercially available.