Dante's Inferno #8 S1 HeisenBeans

Genetics & Lineage History

Dante's Inferno S1 is a refined, concentrated example of modern genetics, enhancing the traits of the original cross (Oreoz x Devil Driver). By selfing (S1) the original clone, HeisenBeans has created a seed line that offers greater consistency in color and structure. This process "smooths out the rough edges," delivering a plant that reveals its lineage from the moment the seedlings unfurl—wide, vibrant, and dignified.

Aroma & Terpene Profile

The aroma of Dante's Inferno S1 is a study in decadence. At the onset of flowering, the canopy exudes a symphony of sweet berry syrup, vivid cherry drizzle, and a creamy warmth. As the buds mature, these notes evolve into the essence of heated jam and fruit glaze, underpinned by soft vanilla and warm pastry sweetness. It creates a complex, confectionery-like bouquet with a silky, resinous finish.

Growth Characteristics & Flowering

This variety grows with a powerful but measured cadence. The main stem develops swiftly with uniform side branching, creating a neat, symmetrical structure that is easy to manage indoors. Flowering completes in 8 to 9 weeks. Expect a dramatic visual display: by the third week, calyxes are covered in resin, and as harvest approaches, the buds showcase deep violets, ruby reds, and near-black undertones.