Paramount 1/2pk is a documented cannabis cultivar in the Strain Encyclopedia. It is listed with the parent cross Extreme OG × Tanzanite.
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Paramount is a hybrid cannabis strain bred from a cross of Extreme OG and Tanzanite. The half-pack format suggests it is available in smaller seed quantities, making it accessible for growers looking to run a limited phenotype hunt before committing to a full run.
No detailed terpene profile or flavor data has been formally documented in the available record for Paramount, which is not unusual for newer or boutique genetics that haven't yet accumulated wide-scale grow reports. Growers who have worked with Extreme OG parentage often anticipate classic OG-influenced aromatics — earthy, piney, with possible fuel or citrus undertones — though this should be confirmed through direct cultivation rather than assumed from lineage alone. The Tanzanite side of the cross introduces a degree of genetic unpredictability that could shift the aromatic profile in interesting directions depending on which phenotype expresses most dominantly.
Commonly reported experiences across OG-derived hybrids tend toward a grounded, relaxing character, often described by users as calming and physically settling. Again, individual phenotypes within Paramount may vary meaningfully, so firsthand reports from those who have grown and consumed this specific cross should be weighted more heavily than lineage inference.
Grow data specific to this strain has not been formally catalogued in the available record. Growers selecting Paramount for a run would be wise to treat it as an exploratory project, keeping detailed notes on structure, stretch, flowering time, and resin development across any popped seeds. The combination of Extreme OG and Tanzanite suggests the possibility of both compact OG-typical structure and some variation in vigor or growth pattern introduced by the Tanzanite genetics.
From a breeding standpoint, Paramount represents an interesting genetic intersection — pairing an established OG-type foundation with a less common variety in Tanzanite. For breeders, this cross could serve as a useful building block for introducing OG characteristics into less-explored genetic territory, or for stabilizing traits from either parent line. The half-pack availability makes it a practical starting point for evaluating whether this cross warrants further investment as a keeper or future breeding candidate.