Polyhybrid

A polyhybrid refers to a plant that is the result of crossing two hybrids, where each parent hybrid already carries a mix of genetics from multiple strains. This means that a polyhybrid inherits a highly diverse and complex genetic makeup, often combining traits from multiple indica, sativa, or ruderalis strains.

Polyhybrids are commonly created to develop unique characteristics such as flavor profiles, potency levels, growth traits, or effects. Polyhybrids can produce offspring with a wide range of phenotypes, making them less predictable than single-strain crosses or simpler hybrids, but with many possibilities for new features.

For example, crossing two hybrid strains like Blue Dream (Blueberry x Haze) and Gelato (Sunset Sherbet x Thin Mint GSC) would result in a polyhybrid with genetic contributions from all four of those original strains.