Swiss Watch is a masterfully crafted variety. Our cut was selected by one of the most reptuable nurseries here in Oregon. It’s an Indica-dominant strain made up of Gary Payton and Runtz. This enduring bloom harmonizes the bold scents and tastes of burnt rubber with the sugary allure of candied fuel. 
 
The visual charm of Swiss Watch is striking. Its buds boast a deep, blackish-purple foundation, accented by subtle forest green foliage. Plus a generous coating of trichomes blankets the exterior.
 
The aroma of Swiss Watch is utterly captivating. It weaves an enticing blend of petrol fumes, sharp pepper, and rich, dessert-like sweetness. On one end, the gassy notes deliver a potent punch of burnt rubber and smoldering kerosene, while on the other, a lavish, candy-sweet quality enchants the senses. This scent profile is a seamless marriage of its genetic roots, so irresistible it practically sparks salivation.
 
Swiss Watch stands out as an extraordinary cultivar. It effortlessly surpasses expectations, from its stunning appearance to its powerful effects. The interplay of aroma and flavor showcases an impeccable blend of its heritage, drawing out the finest traits of its parent strains. This breeding effort has yielded something truly remarkable!
 
Clones will be shipped in rockwool or 2.5-4" pot with Coco Coir and Perlite, depending on selection. All clones currently can be mixed and matched, please email us at check out if you want another variety. Please check if they are in stock unless you are ok waiting 2-3 weeks maximum for your order. You can also specifically request rockwool only if you are growing in DWC, Rockwool or similar, or want a larger order of all one kind. Please be aware this could add 2-3 weeks delivery time as well.  We do volume discounts but are currently set up only to serve smaller grows.
 
All our clones and seeds are guaranteed pest and pathogen free. We regularly test for HLVd and inspect plants for pests and symtoms of other viroids since the common cannabis or hemp plant viruses have visable symtoms much easier to detect than HLVd.