The strain named after the basketball legend, Gary Payton, has quickly become a legend in its own right. This strain is closely guarded by many growers and cuts have been known for its frost, plus it’s very loud. The terpenes smacks one in the face that many say is mouth-watering yet difficult to describe. Some of the ways people have attempted to describe the terpenes of Gary Payton are diesel, burnt rubber, gassy, earthy, cherries and cookies.

Tahiti Lime is a very unique strain and is to limes what the Lemon Tree strain is to Lemons. Our particular cut of Tahiti Lime has so much lime terpenes, it will make ones mouth pucker with its intense “lime-iness”. Tahiti Lime also happens to be a vigorous grower and generous producer.

Tiki Tom combines the diesel/gas/cookies with some greasy lime for something loud, unique, and delicious. Expect some stretching in flower.

Tiki Tom's Effects

Tiki Tom’s effects are common among sativa dominant strains: energetic, brain buzz, exciting and stimulating, among others. It is perfect to cheer up social gatherings, engage in creative activities or simply to meditate. 

Tiki Tom’s Flavors

This cultivar’s flavors come from its predecessors' amazing organoleptic properties. On one side, we have Gary Payton, which exhibits diesel, gassy, earthy, cherry and cookie terpenes. On the other side, we have Tahiti Lime, a unique variety that features so strong lime flavors that they can be tasted, just like Lemon Tree.

Tiki Tom combines flavors from both, diesel, fuel and cookies with intense lime aromas. A complex flavor that charms those who try it out.

How to Grow Tiki Tom Indoors

Tiki Tom is clearly sativa dominant and this becomes very clear during its development. The seeds grow into big spruce-like plants full of long flowers coated with shiny trichomes. It grows very fast, forming tons of secondary branches. Perfect for SCROG.

If height is limited, take into account that it stretches a lot during the first 3 flowering weeks. It will be ready for harvest 9 weeks after flowering and it can yield more than 550 g per m2.

How to Grow Tiki Tom Outdoors

Outdoors or in greenhouses, this strain develops very well. It can grow past 3 m of height and yield around 750 g per plant once dried, as long as it is properly cared for and seeded at the start of spring.

Tiki Tom will be ready for harvest by the start of October in the northern hemisphere and by April in the southern one.

Tiki Tom Strain Specifications
Strain Parents:	Tahiti Lime x Gary Payton
Strain Dominant:	Hybrid
CBD Content:	0.1% to 0.2%
THC Content:	20.0%
Flowering Time:	8-9 weeks