Columbian Gold Feminized Seeds

Colombian Gold is a legendary landrace sativa from the Santa Marta mountains of Colombia. One of the foundational strains in cannabis breeding history — it served as a parent in the creation of Skunk #1, which went on to influence hundreds of modern hybrids. A true heritage strain with an uplifting, clear-headed high.

Genetics & Lineage

Colombian Gold is a landrace sativa that developed naturally in the Santa Marta mountains of northern Colombia. Like all landraces, it wasn’t bred from a cross — it evolved over generations in its native tropical environment. The warm, humid Colombian climate shaped its tall growth, long flowering time, and bright, citrusy terpene profile. Also known as “Santa Marta Colombian Gold.”

Appearance

Plants grow tall with classic sativa structure, easily reaching 180 cm or more. Buds are elongated and moderately dense with bright green coloration and gold-tinted hairs. The overall plant is vigorous with strong branching. The buds have a distinctly old-school look — not the dense, rock-hard nuggets of modern hybrids, but airy, trichome-covered sativa flowers.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma is earthy and citrusy with lemon, spicy-herbal notes, and pine. On the inhale, expect crisp lemon and pine. The exhale carries sweet herbs, spice, and gentle earth. The terpene profile is bright and clean. Dominant terpenes include myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene.

Effects

With THC around 18–22%, Colombian Gold delivers an uplifted, focused, and creative high. The sativa effects are clear-headed and energizing — no paranoia or anxiety. A true daytime strain that keeps you functional and motivated. The high is smooth and long-lasting, building gradually rather than hitting all at once.

Growing Information

Colombian Gold requires patience — flowering takes 10–12 weeks, longer than most modern hybrids. Yields range from 350–600 g/m² indoors and 500–700 g per plant outdoors. The tall sativa structure needs height management indoors. Advanced difficulty due to the long flowering time and height. Prefers warm, humid conditions. Outdoor harvest falls in late November in the Northern Hemisphere. Best suited for experienced growers who appreciate heritage genetics.