Bortitz Regular

Bortitz

K-Mintz supplies the maternal side of this lineage, while Bazk Planet is its paternal parent. Identifying both accurately makes the background of the cross traceable without assigning unverified traits to every possible phenotype.

The breeder lists Bortitz as a hybrid, 60% indica / 40% sativa, with 8-9 weeks of indoor flowering. Its outdoor reference is early to mid October, and trichome collection is indicated from week 6. These are indicative catalogue figures.

As a regular seed offering, this variety retains the traditional breeding format of the line. The identity of Bortitz rests on its parental combination, hybrid classification and published reference data, rather than uniform promises about effects or yield.

Key Characteristics of Bortitz

• Selection: Bortitz.
• Breeder: Bask Triangle Farms.
• Seed type: regular seeds.
• Genetics: K-Mintz x Bazk Planet.
• Female parent: K-Mintz.
• Male parent: Bazk Planet.
• Type: Hybrid, 60% indica / 40% sativa.
• Indoor flowering: 8-9 weeks.
• Outdoor reference: early to mid October.
• Trichome collection reference: from week 6.
• Aromatic profile: Not specified for this cross in the consulted listing.
• Distinctive feature: Documented cross in Bask Triangle Farms’ regular seed line catalogue.

Aroma and Characteristics of Bortitz

The official listing consulted does not specify an individual aromatic profile for Bortitz. Its parentage identifies the lines behind the cross, but cannot on its own confirm particular aromas, dominant terpenes or intensity across specimens.

In the Bask Triangle Farms catalogue, Bortitz stands out for its documented parent cross and a listing that records hybrid classification, flowering time and outdoor reference. It is useful for collectors comparing regular genetics and seeking traceable breeding information.