Silver Spoon Sativa-dominant hybrid (approx. 80% sativa / 20% indica)

Silver Spoon is a sativa-dominant hybrid running approximately 80% sativa and 20% indica, bred from a Connected proprietary Haze cross. Beyond that, the specific parentage is not publicly disclosed. What is known is that the genetic foundation leans heavily toward the sativa end of the spectrum, and the finished plant reflects that orientation in both structure and character. The terpene profile is led by myrcene and terpinolene, a pairing that tends to produce an aromatic range sitting somewhere between earthy depth and bright, sharp lift. On the palate, users commonly report citrus and pine as the dominant notes, with sweet and spicy qualities rounding out the back end. The terpene density is notably high relative to yield, meaning the aromatic return per gram of flower is a genuine point of distinction for this variety. Effects reported by users are consistently described as creative and energetic. These are the kinds of experiences that lean toward mental engagement rather than physical sedation, which aligns with the strain's sativa-forward genetics. As with any high-THC variety — Silver Spoon tests in the 24%–28% range — individual responses will vary depending on tolerance and consumption habits. From a cultivation standpoint, Silver Spoon runs a longer flowering window of 10 to 11 weeks, or roughly 70 to 77 days. That timeline is consistent with sativa-dominant genetics, which typically require more time to fully mature than indica-leaning varieties. Growers can expect long colas and moderate overall yields. The trade-off for that moderate yield figure is the aforementioned terpene density, so cultivators prioritizing aroma and potency over raw bulk weight will find the numbers reasonable. The long cola structure also means attention to canopy management and support during late flower is worthwhile, particularly under heavier resin loads. No data is available regarding Silver Spoon as a parent in subsequent crosses, so its role in broader breeding programs remains an open question for now. What it represents in its current form is a high-potency, terpene-rich sativa hybrid suited to growers with the patience for a longer run and an interest in a finished product that leans toward cerebral, active experiences.