Durban

This 'Durban' listing is a separate database entry from Durban Poison, and its chemistry reflects that: rather than the single, sharply dominant terpinolene lead that defines the classic landrace, this batch shows a more even eight-terpene spread led by linalool, followed by myrcene and terpinolene close together, with caryophyllene, limonene, pinene, humulene, and ocimene rounding it out at smaller concentrations. That linalool-forward profile points toward a softer, more floral-herbal character than the sharp, energetic edge terpinolene-dominant strains typically carry, which lines up with the piney, earthy, sweet flavor notes on record. No THC figure is confirmed for this batch.

Reported effects run long and mostly upbeat: aroused, creative, energetic, euphoric, focused, giggly, happy, relaxed, talkative, and uplifted all appear, a ten-item spread with no sedating notes at all. No parent strains are confirmed on record, so whether this cut carries any direct relation to the original Durban landrace beyond sharing the name isn't something the data can confirm one way or the other — worth treating as its own distinct strain rather than assuming it's the same genetics as its more famous namesake.