Prince x Lurch #3

Prince x Lurch #3 is a cannabis strain produced by crossing Prince with Lurch, representing the third selected phenotype from that pairing. As a direct hybrid of these two parent varieties, it carries the combined genetic character of both lines, with the number designation indicating it was chosen from among multiple candidates evaluated from the cross. No specific aroma, flavor, or terpene profile data is available for this variety at this time. Growers and users familiar with the parent genetics would have the clearest expectations for what the nose and palate might deliver, though individual phenotypes within any cross can express considerable variation, and Prince x Lurch #3 as a distinct selection may present its own character apart from either parent. Similarly, detailed reporting on the commonly experienced effects of this particular phenotype is limited in the available record. As with aroma and flavor, the effects profile of any numbered phenotype selection within a cross can diverge meaningfully from its siblings, making direct experience with this specific cut the most reliable guide. No grow data — including flowering time, yield characteristics, preferred environment, or plant structure — is on record here for this strain. Cultivators interested in running Prince x Lurch #3 would be best served by consulting those with direct cultivation experience with this phenotype or by trialing it alongside documented varieties to build their own reference points. What can be said with confidence is that this strain represents a deliberate phenotype selection from the Prince and Lurch cross, suggesting that whoever made the selection found qualities in this particular expression worth preserving and distinguishing from its numbered siblings. The practice of designating phenotypes by number within a cross is standard among experienced breeders and collectors working to identify and preserve standout individuals. Whether Prince x Lurch #3 has gone on to serve as a parent in subsequent breeding projects is not reflected in the current record. For now, the strain stands as a named selection from a specific genetic pairing, awaiting broader documentation of its characteristics through the accounts of those who have grown and used it directly.