3D (White Fire 3 x Nigerian) is recorded as a sativa-dominant hybrid (approx. 70% sativa / 30% indica) cannabis cultivar. It is listed with the parent cross WiFi OG × White Fire #3 × Nigerian. Commonly reported effects associated with this cultivar include creative, energetic.
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3D is a sativa-dominant hybrid, running approximately 70% sativa and 30% indica, produced by crossing White Fire #3 with a Nigerian variety. That pairing brings together a resin-heavy, high-performing indoor line with a landrace-influenced sativa, and the result sits toward the energetic end of the spectrum while retaining enough indica structure to stay manageable as a cultivation subject.
The terpene profile is anchored by caryophyllene, pinene, and terpinolene — a combination that translates directly into the flavor profile users commonly describe as citrus, pine, and spice. The pinene and terpinolene push a sharp, resinous brightness to the nose, while caryophyllene adds a dry, peppery edge underneath. It is a clean, functional aroma rather than a sweet or floral one, and it carries through into the smoke or vapor with reasonable fidelity.
Effects commonly reported with 3D lean creative and energetic. Users tend to describe an alert, mentally engaged state, which lines up predictably with the sativa-forward genetics and the terpinolene-prominent profile. There are no sedative qualities commonly noted, and this strain would not be the obvious choice for someone seeking a winding-down experience.
On the cultivation side, 3D is rated at an advanced difficulty level, so it is best suited to growers who already have a working command of environmental controls and canopy management. Flowering runs 9 to 11 weeks indoors, or 63 to 77 days, which is on the longer side and reflects the sativa influence in its structure. The payoff for that patience is a high yield potential, and the flowers are noted as resin-rich, making it a reasonable candidate for growers interested in both dried flower production and resin-based processing. The Nigerian genetics in particular can introduce vigorous, stretchy growth patterns during the flowering transition, so growers working with 3D should plan for adequate vertical space and consider topping or low-stress training early in the vegetative phase.
As a breeding subject, 3D carries a distinct genetic combination — the White Fire #3 resin production layered over Nigerian sativa characteristics — that makes it a potentially useful parent for breeders working toward high-yielding, terpinolene-forward sativa hybrids.