Bunkerlinge – Mextilaya F1

Specifications

• Mother: (Mextiza × UEL) S1 – Outdoorking
• Fathers: 2× Baglung Nepal 2025
• Type: Sativa-dominant
• Flowering time: approx. 55–65 days
• Outdoor harvest: September to early October
• Mold resistance: High (from both parents)
• Cold tolerance: High (from both parents)
• Seed type: Regular

The Parent Lines

Mother: (Mextiza × UEL) S1

The Mextiza by Cannabiogen is a cross of NepalJam F6 × Oaxaca ’79 – Jamaican, Nepalese, and Mexican landrace genetics. It’s known for its lime-honey aroma and a clear, energetic effect. The Ultra Early Love (Reeferman) brings G-13 and Santa Marta Colombian Gold into the line. Outdoorking selected this cross over many years for early maturity, mold resistance, and sativa traits. The result is a sativa that reliably finishes outdoors – even in Belgium and Germany.

Fathers: Baglung Nepal 2025

A pure sativa landrace from the Baglung district in the mid-Himalayas (1,000–2,000m). Acclimatized to the European climate by Blue Hemp (Switzerland), and later further selected by the Derg Corra Collective and Magic Herbs. The Baglung reliably finishes outdoors – harvest from mid-September to early October, before the first frost. It brings pink stigmas, violet autumn colors, strawberry bubblegum aromas, and pronounced cold and mold tolerance.

Lineage

Aroma Profile

Lime, honey, and lemon from the Mextiza × UEL. Strawberry bubblegum, sweet-and-sour, and earthy from the Baglung Nepal.

Important Germination Notice – Please Read Carefully

Our seeds are extremely light-sensitive. We therefore strongly recommend germinating them exclusively under the natural light cycle. Even if your fingers are itching to get started in spring – be patient and don’t start the seeds before early May.

For germination, we recommend the following methods:

• Direct sowing: Sow directly at the final outdoor location
• Small greenhouse propagation: On a windowsill (using natural daylight!) or sheltered outdoors

Why Not Indoor Pre-Growing Under Artificial Light?

We strongly advise against any indoor pre-growing under artificial light. The reason lies in the high light sensitivity of our genetics:

• Indoor, seedlings are typically lit on an 18- to 20-hour light cycle
• The natural light cycle, however, has not yet reached its maximum in spring – outdoors, 18 to 20 hours of daylight are never reached
• When plants are moved from the long artificial light cycle into the significantly shorter natural outdoor cycle, they respond to this abrupt shortening by forming flowering hormones

Important to understand: This reaction is not an indication of semi-autoflowering or autoflowering genetics, nor of any such introgression – it is simply the result of the pronounced light sensitivity of our lines. This very sensitivity is the actual goal outdoors: shortly after the longest days of the year (summer solstice), the plants reliably respond to the decreasing day length and initiate flowering.

A plant that already shows flowers in spring, however, will not properly recover from this stress and will stay small – effectively wiping out the entire yield.

If the seeds are instead germinated consistently under the natural light cycle, they develop into vigorous outdoor plants that, with ideal care, easily reach 2 meters – more likely 3 to 4 meters – in height, provided nothing artificially holds them back.

Who Is It For?

Mextilaya F1 is for outdoor growers who want a sativa that actually finishes. Both parent lines have been field-tested in Northern Europe for years. A robust, mold-resistant strain with landrace character and genetic depth.