Strawberry Safari V2 is recorded as a sativa cannabis cultivar. It is listed with the parent cross Bruce Banner #3 × Zamaldelica Express. Commonly reported flavor notes for this cultivar include gas, purple.
About
Strawberry Safari V2 is an autoflowering cannabis strain produced by crossing Zamaldelica Express F4 with Bruce Banner #3 F3 auto. The autoflowering trait comes through the Bruce Banner #3 F3 auto parent, grounding what would otherwise be a complex sativa-leaning genetic combination into a format accessible to a wider range of growers. The pairing brings together two well-regarded lines, with the Zamaldelica Express F4 contributing its equatorial heritage and the Bruce Banner #3 F3 auto adding substantial potency and structure to the cross.
The terpene profile of Strawberry Safari V2 centers on gas and purple, and those same characteristics define the flavor experience that growers and consumers commonly report. The gas character tends to be assertive and direct, while the purple notes layer in a cooler, slightly floral quality that keeps the profile from reading as one-dimensional. Together they produce a profile that is distinctive without being complicated, and experienced growers tend to find it consistent across phenos.
Commonly reported experiences include the kinds of effects you would expect from genetics this active on both sides of the cross. Users describe it as engaging and energetic in character, reflecting the sativa influence from the Zamaldelica Express lineage, tempered by the weight that Bruce Banner #3 is known to bring. As with any cultivar, individual response varies, and growers who have run this line note that the experience tends to be pronounced.
On the cultivation side, Strawberry Safari V2 finishes in 60 to 65 days, a reasonable window for an autoflowering variety carrying this level of genetic complexity. Yield potential is rated medium to high, meaning growers who dial in their environment and feeding program can expect a solid return without requiring exceptional effort. The strain does not appear to demand unusual accommodations beyond what competent autoflower cultivation already requires.
From a breeding standpoint, the cross represents a meaningful attempt to stabilize and make accessible the characteristics of two demanding parent lines in a single autoflowering package. The Zamaldelica Express F4 background in particular is not commonly found in autoflowering crosses, which gives Strawberry Safari V2 a degree of genetic distinction that sets it apart from more conventional autoflower offerings.