Hytiva's Review on Tropical Storm
Tropical Storm is a sativa-dominant hybrid whose exact origins haven't been documented. However, It tends to circulate as a clone-only selection in small breeder circles or as seed crosses that vary a little by source, so anyone stating a definitive cross is guessing. What's consistent is the character the name promises, a bright, tropical profile most descriptions point to a Maui-style or equatorial sativa origin married to a modern hybrid for structure and potency.
The buds lean to the sativa side of the look, stout and spear-like with a high calyx-to-leaf ratio, running lime-to-emerald green with sunburst-orange pistils and a glassy frosting of resin from the trichomes coverage. The aroma is a burst of ripe tropical fruit, mango, pineapple, guava, and sweet citrus peel with supporting notes of white pepper, lemongrass, fresh-cut herbs, and a faint diesel funk underneath. The flavor follows closely, mango nectar and pineapple rings up front with citrus zest and a peppery, slightly herbal structure on the finish.
For a strain that reads like a fruit stand, this batch runs caryophyllene-dominant, so the peppery, faintly gassy terpene actually leads, with limonene supplying the citrus-tropical brightness and earthy alpha-humulene filling in beneath it. The effect stays true to its sativa roots, those who've tried it describe an upbeat, energetic lift that fits an earlier slot in the day, good for staying social, chasing a creative streak, or just keeping the mood up. How hard it hits comes down to the individual and the amount. The batch we reviewed reached potency levels at 23% THC, putting it comfortably in the upper-mid range without tipping into overwhelming.
Cannabis Lab Report
- THC 23.438 %
- Beta Caryophyllene 7.54 mg/g
- Limonene 4.04 mg/g
- Alpha Humulene 2.29 mg/g