Queen of Tartz

Queen of Tartz crowns Sin City Seeds' lime-centric lineup with a decadent and modern twist. Bred from Infatuation (Jealousy BX x Blue Power IX2) and the Key Lime Pie phenotype, this mostly‑indica hybrid stacks dense, frost‑silver colas that finish medium in height and pump out high yields. In the jar, lime sherbet, grape, and cream leap forward, backed by kushy undertones; expect a terpene drive led by limonene, myrcene, and beta‑caryophyllene. Test results and catalog reports place potency in the low‑to‑mid‑20s THC, with CBD trace; the experience opens happy and euphoric before settling into a smooth, body‑calming glide without dulling focus. Indoors, flowering wraps in roughly 56–70 days; meticulous airflow rewards the resin‑heavy, Cookie‑leaning structure with top‑shelf bag appeal. Outdoors or under glass, the cultivar remains manageable and uniform, inviting both dialed‑in training and straightforward runs. Flavor carries through on the exhale—zesty lime and sugared cream with a faint grape finish—making Queen of Tartz feel like a dessert course after dark. Credit Sin City Seeds for capturing the Jealousy‑laced modernity of Infatuation and the classic citrus of Key Lime Pie in a single, reliable performer. Expect vigorous branching, a cooperative medium stature for tents, and a profile that shines in flower, rosin, and dry‑sift alike.