Guawi fem. Ace Seeds

Guawi – Tropical Energy with a Psychedelic Soul

Guawi is a feminized F1 hybrid that combines the legendary Old Killer Malawi with a selection of Tikal F5 (peach and incense phenotype). This union results in a vigorous sativa with a potent cerebral effect and an exotic aromatic profile that blends tropical fruits, fine woods, and deep resins. Guawi is an intense, productive, and characterful strain, ideal for lovers of African sativas with Central American touches.

Growing Characteristics

Guawi develops a medium-large sativa structure, strong and balanced, with excellent lateral branching. Its vigor and adaptability make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Indoors, it completes flowering in 11–12 weeks, while outdoors it will be ready between the third week of October and the beginning of November. It produces high yields of large, resinous, and exceptionally high-quality buds. Its overall resistance is notable: it shows good heat tolerance and medium-high resistance to mites, botrytis, whiteflies, and cold, making it a reliable and versatile strain for different climates.

Aroma and flavor

Guawi's aromatic profile is complex, fruity, and spicy. Its initial notes are reminiscent of noble woods and warm spices, which evolve into nuances of mango, peach, strawberry, and incense inherited from Tikal. The base is deep and resinous, with notes of essential oils and a sweet touch that rounds out its tropical character. Each puff offers an explosion of exotic and enveloping aromas, making Guawi a unique sensorial experience.

Effects

Guawi offers a complex, potent, and long-lasting sativa effect. Its start is psychedelic and stimulating, elevating mood and creativity, before leading to a more cheerful, warm, and finally relaxing phase. It is an intense and joyful mental experience, perfect for those who enjoy the energy of classic sativas with a more introspective and dreamy edge. Its 19–23% THC ensures potency and depth, while its moderate CBG content (0.5%) adds stability and balance.

Terpene Profile

• Monoterpenes: Unspecified, although fruity (mango, peach, strawberry) and spicy incense and wood notes stand out.
• Sesquiterpenes: Likely present are β-caryophyllene and humulene, responsible for its earthy, resinous, and slightly spicy background.