Platinum InfernoP

Two clone only cuts, one out of Detroit and one out of Colorado. Marcel, known as TheLeafDocta, started growing at fourteen in 1991 learning soil from his grandmother and has 108 cup wins behind him. Mile High Dave pulled the Dante’s Inferno #8 out of a Colorado hunt. This is their two plants in one pack.

The Cross

A corrective cross between two clone only elites from different scenes. The PLCG mother carries Detroit selection, the Dante’s Inferno #8 father carries Colorado pheno hunt work, and the target was a plant that satisfies a commercial room and a headstash jar at the same time.

The Parents

Marcel is one of the most decorated growers in Michigan history and he did not come up through a seed company. He started in 1991 at fourteen, learning composting and soil vitality from his grandmother in Detroit long before living soil was a marketing term, then taught himself indoor systems out of magazines through the caregiver era. His competitive record runs from a 2012 first place for Sour Diesel to a 2014 win for Gorilla Glue #4 and the Ghost Train Haze selection that put him on the cover of High Times. 108 cups. His breeding philosophy is blunt: plants have to be robust, they have to yield, and they have to dominate a room.

Dante’s Inferno #8 is Mile High Dave‘s selection out of Oreoz crossed to Devil Driver. Oreoz, which is Cookies & Cream crossed to Secret Weapon from 3rd Coast, brings the dark dense side. Devil Driver, from Clearwater Genetics, is Sundae Driver crossed to Melonade.

What’s In The Pack

Six feminized photoperiod seeds. Sativa leaning phenotypes are possible and worth watching for.

In The Garden

62-75 days, phenotype dependent. Advanced difficulty: a heavy feeder with two to two and a half times stretch that needs active management. Commercially viable yield when run properly.

Photo: private in-house testing by J Kavanaugh

Parent-line references: Platinum Lemon Cherry Gelato (TheLeafDocta).

Parent-line breeders: 3rd Coast Genetics.

Selection and source credits: TheLeafDocta.