Durban Poison - 1g - Harbor House
Cannabinoid Profile:
Harbor House Collective Durban Poison is a 1g Massachusetts pre-roll featuring a classic sativa cultivar with deep roots in South African cannabis genetics. Known for its energetic reputation and distinctive sweet-meets-spicy aromatic profile, Durban Poison offers a ready-to-smoke format for shoppers drawn to old-school sativa character rather than a heavily body-centered experience.
Effects and Benefits
Many people describe Durban Poison as uplifting, energetic, focused, and clear-headed. The cultivar is commonly associated with an active cerebral experience that can feel creative and engaging while remaining comparatively light on physical sedation. Its lively character has made Durban Poison a longstanding choice for daytime activities, social settings, and situations where consumers prefer a more mentally stimulating profile.
Flavor and Aroma
Durban Poison is known for a sweet, herbal, and spicy aroma accented by pine, anise-like spice, citrus, and earthy notes. Terpinolene is frequently documented as a defining terpene in Durban Poison profiles, with ocimene, myrcene, and pinene also appearing in cultivar-level testing. Together, these aromatic compounds complement the strain's characteristic mix of sweet herbs, fresh pine, spice, and brighter fruit-like nuances.
Product Information
This Harbor House Collective offering contains one 1g Durban Poison pre-roll produced for the Massachusetts cannabis market. The pre-roll format provides the cultivar in a convenient, ready-to-smoke form without grinding or rolling flower separately. Batch-specific cannabinoid and terpene percentages are omitted because a current package-level COA establishing numeric results for this exact 1g Harbor House pre-roll was not verified.
Strain Lineage
Durban Poison is a South African landrace-derived cultivar rather than a conventionally bred cross with two established parent strains. Its history traces to cannabis genetics collected in South Africa and subsequently selected and stabilized outside the region, with breeder Ed Rosenthal and later Dutch breeding work playing important roles in the cultivar's development. Because its ancestry predates modern commercial strain pedigrees, Durban Poison is best understood through its South African landrace heritage rather than a simple two-parent lineage.
Effects and Benefits
Many people describe Durban Poison as uplifting, energetic, focused, and clear-headed. The cultivar is commonly associated with an active cerebral experience that can feel creative and engaging while remaining comparatively light on physical sedation. Its lively character has made Durban Poison a longstanding choice for daytime activities, social settings, and situations where consumers prefer a more mentally stimulating profile.
Flavor and Aroma
Durban Poison is known for a sweet, herbal, and spicy aroma accented by pine, anise-like spice, citrus, and earthy notes. Terpinolene is frequently documented as a defining terpene in Durban Poison profiles, with ocimene, myrcene, and pinene also appearing in cultivar-level testing. Together, these aromatic compounds complement the strain's characteristic mix of sweet herbs, fresh pine, spice, and brighter fruit-like nuances.
Product Information
This Harbor House Collective offering contains one 1g Durban Poison pre-roll produced for the Massachusetts cannabis market. The pre-roll format provides the cultivar in a convenient, ready-to-smoke form without grinding or rolling flower separately. Batch-specific cannabinoid and terpene percentages are omitted because a current package-level COA establishing numeric results for this exact 1g Harbor House pre-roll was not verified.
Strain Lineage
Durban Poison is a South African landrace-derived cultivar rather than a conventionally bred cross with two established parent strains. Its history traces to cannabis genetics collected in South Africa and subsequently selected and stabilized outside the region, with breeder Ed Rosenthal and later Dutch breeding work playing important roles in the cultivar's development. Because its ancestry predates modern commercial strain pedigrees, Durban Poison is best understood through its South African landrace heritage rather than a simple two-parent lineage.
$12
1 unit x $12 = $12
$12
1 unit x $12 = $12