Golden Tiger Reg.

Description from Ace Seeds

Golden Tiger Regular by ACE Seeds

This sativa-dominant regular variety is a cornerstone in the ACE Seeds lineup, crafted from some of the most potent Thai and Malawi strains. It’s a powerful and genetically complex line ideal for breeders and growers looking to explore true sativa expression with high resin production and a strong psychoactive presence.

Golden Tiger develops into an elegant, tall, and strongly branched plant with fine leaves and a classic tropical sativa structure. It’s not suited for compact growing but thrives in environments where full floral expression is desired. This strain excels in both main cola and lateral branch production, making it an exceptional choice for selection and breeding projects.

Golden Tiger has a flowering time of 11 to 14 weeks, placing it among the later finishing regular sativas in the ACE program. It delivers high yields and a potent cannabinoid profile with THC ranging from 20 to 30 percent, CBD up to 0.5 percent, and CBG up to 1 percent. It is recommended for cultivation between 0º and 43º latitude and shows strong resistance to botrytis, moderate resistance to spider mites and white fly, and excellent tolerance to heat and cold.

Genetically, Golden Tiger is a carefully constructed line derived from Koh Chang Thai, Hmong Thai, Old Malawi Killer, and a third-generation Malawi Killer male. This blend results in a high-performance sativa with deep genetic roots, resinous qualities, and a powerful psychoactive effect.

The aroma of Golden Tiger is rich and organic, featuring notes of spice, wood, and ripe mandarin and lemon. Its terpene profile includes high levels of beta-myrcene, supported by limonene, linalool, ocimene, isopulegol, and smaller amounts of alpha- and beta-pinene, camphene, and terpinolene. In the sesquiterpene fraction, nerolidol dominates with contributions from beta-caryophyllene and trace compounds. These characteristics combine to create one of the strongest regular reference strains in the ACE lineup.