Landslide is recorded as a mostly indica cannabis cultivar. It is listed with the parent cross Tahoe Hydro Cut × Lava Cake #11 × Fleetwood Mac #100 Family: Indica Dominant Hybrid.
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Landslide is an indica-dominant hybrid produced by crossing Lava Cake #11, specifically the Tahoe Hydro cut, with Fleetwood Mac #100. The combination brings together two well-regarded selections, with the Lava Cake #11 Tahoe Hydro cut contributing its established indica-leaning character and the Fleetwood Mac #100 rounding out the genetic profile on the other side of the cross.
Because no terpene analysis or detailed aroma and flavor data have been documented for this variety in the available record, it would be irresponsible to assign specific scent or taste profiles here. Growers and consumers familiar with the parent lines will have a reasonable frame of reference, as both Lava Cake and Fleetwood Mac carry their own recognized aromatic tendencies, but any specific claims about Landslide's nose or palate would require direct evaluation of this particular cross rather than inference from parentage alone.
On the effects side, users commonly report the kind of physical relaxation and body weight associated with indica-dominant genetics. Given that the cross leans indica, experiences tilted toward ease, unwinding, and a general settling of tension are the sort of things typically noted with this family of hybrids. As always, individual response varies, and no claims about therapeutic or medical benefit should be drawn from those observations.
Grow data specific to Landslide has not been recorded in the available facts, so details on flowering time, yield, structure, or cultivation difficulty cannot be stated with accuracy. Growers interested in running this strain would be best served sourcing firsthand reports from those who have actually worked with it through a full cycle, rather than relying on projections based on the parents alone.
As a breeding selection, Landslide represents a purposeful pairing of two distinct but complementary lines. The use of the Lava Cake #11 Tahoe Hydro cut in particular signals some intentionality in the selection process, as named cuts are typically chosen for consistency and trait expression. Whether this cross has gone on to serve as a parent in further breeding work is not documented in the current record.