Curve Breaker
Curve Breaker
Overview
Curve Breaker is a predominantly indica-dominant hybrid strain developed by Twenty20 Genetics through crossing Ave of The Giants #33 with The Whip, creating an F2 generation. The strain was developed following numerous requests to breed with the popular Ave of The Giants genetics, with breeders selecting two winning phenotypes (#B25 and #B7) from an outdoor garden in Northern California. This cultivar is specifically designed for terpene enthusiasts who appreciate true connoisseur-grade flowers.
The strain exhibits uniquely sweet and skunky flavors with gorgeous frosty purple and green hued buds. Curve Breaker displays a complex aromatic profile featuring sweet, anise, skunk, cloves, and fuel notes. Cultivation-wise, it performs exceptionally well outdoors with perfect structure, showing vigorous growth with minimal stretch and producing plenty of lateral branches without always requiring topping. Indoor flowering time ranges from 58-64 days, while outdoor harvests are ready in early October. The strain offers average to above-average yields with minimal trellising requirements.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from moderate to severe pain
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for deep relaxation
- May assist with stress relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Indoor flowering time is 58-64 days with minimal trellising requirements and low to below average height and stretch. Outdoor harvest occurs in early October. This strain is particularly well-suited for outdoor cultivation with perfect structure, displaying vigorous growth with minimal stretch. Topping is not always necessary as plants tend to produce plenty of lateral branches naturally. Expected yields range from average to above average per square foot. The strain shows low to below average phenotypic variation, indicating good genetic stability. Difficulty level appears to be beginner to intermediate friendly based on its described ease of cultivation.