Dank Genetics
Powahh Upz by Dank Genetics
Powahh Upz by Dank Genetics
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Potpourri at one end, lime and creamy sherbet at the other: the mother here has a terpene range most strains never reach.
That mother is Purp Skurp from Archive Seed Bank, and Dank Genetics crossed her with an elite Zowahh male from Karma Genetics, the Zkittlez by Sour Diesel line. The result sits in the breeder's new regular range, aimed squarely at people who hunt for flavour and want a pedigree they can trace.
The breeder's notes run floral, citrus and creamy sherb, inherited from Purp Skurp, and the Zowahh father adds a loud, sour sweet-shop pungency that growers say needs real odour control.
Neither the breeder nor growers have yet published an effects profile for Powahh Upz. On the father's side, Zowahh is reported as a punchy, uplifting head high with only a light touch in the body, so the name may be more than a boast, though a regular pack will vary.
The breeder gives 8 to 10 weeks of bloom and a medium to high yield, indoors or outdoors. Zowahh lines are reported to grow medium to tall with broad, dark leaves that can shade purple or near black in cool nights, respond well to a screen and shrug off most pests, mites in particular. Ten regular seeds leave plenty of room to sort the sherbet-leaning females from the sour ones.
| Lineage | Purp Skurp x Zowahh |
|---|---|
| Type | Hybrid |
| Seed type | Regular |
| Flowering time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | Medium to high |
| Indoor/outdoor | Indoor and outdoor |
Dank Genetics bred this cross; the UK house was started around a decade ago by connoisseurs close to American breeders.
Collector's notice: this pack is sold as a sealed souvenir and novelty item for adults aged 18 and over. Seeds are not to be germinated where doing so is against the law. Strain details are the breeder's published information and reports from growers and users, given for reference only and not as medical advice. You are responsible for knowing and following the law where you live.




