Triple Inferno

Introducing Triple Inferno

Triple Inferno is an aptly named cross that melds two potent and flavorful strains: Chimera #3, recognized for its White Truffle x The Creature lineage, and Dante’s Inferno #8, celebrated for its comprehensive package of bag appeal, flavor, and potency. Chimera #3 brings a layered complexity, showcasing robust resin production, swollen calyxes, and a seriously powerful smoke. Meanwhile, Dante’s Inferno #8 offers a fun, sweet melon and buttery-cakey menthol taste that keeps you puffing until you can hardly see straight.

Triple Inferno Lineage & Breeders

• Parent 1: Chimera #3 (White Truffle x The Creature)
  Though the company behind this strain might not be your favorite, (Beleaf) the genetics themselves are undeniably fire. While the cost for a single cut can be steep, hunting through seeds or S1 versions can be well worth the investment. The potency, visual appeal, and overall quality of Chimera #3 make it an exciting addition to any grow.
• Parent 2: Dante’s Inferno #8
  Bred by a colorful character named Mile High Dave, Dante’s Inferno #8 stands out far beyond mere hype. Originally a collaboration between Tiki Madman and Clearwater Genetics, this strain belongs to what some call “new-age” cannabis—Instagram-ready flowers bursting with color, frost, and girth. The #8 phenotype further refines those traits into a truly memorable smoke.

Flavor & Aroma

Expect a hearty blend of sweet, earthy notes complemented by that subtle pepper-and-spice twist from Dante’s Inferno #8. A gentle fruity layer may linger beneath the surface, hinting at the diverse genetics in play. On the exhale, you’ll find a warm, zesty finish mingling with Chimera #3’s sweet essence, leaving an aftertaste that’s both comforting and memorable.

Growth Characteristics

Based on its heritage, Triple Inferno is likely to produce medium-to-tall plants with sturdy branching and dense bud formation. The Chimera #3 lineage contributes to heavy trichome coverage, while Dante’s Inferno #8 may shorten the flowering time and offer a more pronounced, spicy aroma in late bloom. Growers can anticipate an 8–10 week flowering window, with proper nutrients and stable conditions rewarding them with frosty, aromatic colas.

In Summary

Triple Inferno exemplifies the art of blending unique yet complementary genetic lines. Fusing Chimera #3’s mouthwatering, potent qualities with the bold, all-around appeal of Dante’s Inferno #8, this strain appeals equally to flavor chasers, growers seeking standout bag appeal, and those who appreciate a powerful effect. If you’re in search of a distinctive, high-impact addition to your collection, look no further than Triple Inferno.