Tibetan Finger Trap

Tibetan Finger Trap is a documented cannabis cultivar in the Strain Encyclopedia. It is listed with the parent cross Ooh La La × Gary Satan. Commonly reported flavor notes for this cultivar include citrus, gas.

Bred by Tiki Madman (Regs), a Tiki Madman brand

About

Tibetan Finger Trap is a hybrid cannabis strain produced by crossing Ooh La La with Gary Satan. The pairing brings together two distinct genetic contributors, and the resulting offspring carries forward characteristics from both sides of its lineage in a reasonably predictable and consistent expression. The terpene profile of Tibetan Finger Trap leans into two dominant notes: citrus and gas. On the nose, expect a sharp, bright citrus presence balanced against a heavier fuel-driven undertone. The two elements sit in contrast to one another without either fully overpowering the other, which gives the strain a layered quality that experienced consumers tend to appreciate. Flavor on the inhale and exhale follows the terpene profile closely, delivering that same citrus-and-gas combination from first contact through the finish. There is nothing subtle about this profile — it presents directly and holds throughout the session. Commonly reported experiences from users include what most would describe as a noticeable and well-rounded effect that reflects the hybrid nature of the cross. As with any strain carrying gas-forward genetics, reports tend to emphasize a pronounced onset. The citrus component from the Ooh La La side may contribute to what some users describe as a cleaner quality to the overall experience, though individual responses will always vary. From a cultivation standpoint, Tibetan Finger Trap finishes its flowering cycle in approximately 60 to 65 days, placing it on the shorter end of a standard indoor flower schedule. That relatively compact timeline makes it practical for growers working within structured production cycles who cannot afford extended finishing windows. Yield potential lands in the medium to high range, which suggests the genetics support reasonable commercial or personal production without requiring exceptional inputs or dialing-in beyond standard practice. Growers should approach it as a manageable but rewarding cultivar — not particularly demanding, but responsive to proper environmental conditions and feeding. The Ooh La La and Gary Satan pairing that produced this variety represents an intentional combination of two established lines, and Tibetan Finger Trap serves as a useful reference point for breeders looking to work with either parent in future projects. Its defined terpene expression and consistent flowering window make it a reliable selection for those seeking predictability alongside a distinct sensory profile.

Parents

Full lineage tree

Used to breed

No documented offspring in the encyclopedia.

Attributes

Commonly reported flavors Citrus, Gas
Flowering time 60 – 65 days
Yield potential Medium - High