Citral Flo Bx1 Regular is funky, floral and boutique-quality, with the kind of large, violet flowers that stand out in any garden. Ethos Genetics bred her from Citral Flo #10 and Temple Kush F2, then backcrossed toward the Citral Flo side to lock in her color, her aroma and her fast, vigorous flowering. She finishes in roughly 56 to 63 days of bloom.
Her terpene profile blends florals, berries and a musky, skunky funk, and Ethos Genetics rates her at TAC up to 25-30%. The effect leans toward classic sativa, uplifting and bright. For growers chasing the Citral Flo strain in seed form, this backcross is a direct route to her signature character.
Sold as regular seeds, Citral Flo Bx1 gives breeders and pheno hunters the full range of male and female plants to work with, and the breeder notes she performs well at commercial scale. Among Ethos seeds, she is a standout for anyone who values both bag appeal and production.
Lineage and the Bx1 Generation
Citral Flo #10 is a selected cut known for its funky, floral terpenes and purple-violet coloration. Temple Kush F2 adds Kush structure, incense depth and vigor. The initial cross was then bred back to the Citral Flo side to create this Bx1 generation.
Bx stands for backcross: the hybrid offspring are crossed back to one of the original parents to reinforce its traits. A first backcross, Bx1, pulls the population noticeably toward the Citral Flo profile while keeping some of the Temple Kush vigor and branching.
Ethos cannabis genetics are widely known for the Mandarin Cookies and Lilac Diesel lines and their reversed feminized R1 and R2 generations, but the regular seed catalog is where the breeding foundations live, and Citral Flo Bx1 is a fine example.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
The nose is floral first, with perfumed blossoms over ripe mixed berries. Underneath sits a musky, skunky funk with hints of grape and incense, and some plants lean toward a cheesy, pungent edge. The flavor follows the aroma: sweet berry and flower on the inhale, funky musk on the exhale.
Ethos describes the effect as leaning toward classic sativa and lists an uplifting effect among her benefits. Expect a cheerful, energetic head change that suits daytime activities, creative work and social plans. With TAC up to 25-30%, it carries real strength.
Growing Citral Flo Bx1 Indoors and Outdoors
Citral Flo Bx1 is a regular photoperiod plant. Veg under 18/6 and switch to 12/12 to start bloom, then expect about 56 to 63 days of flowering. That is a fast finish for a plant of her size and quality.
Ethos notes a medium plant structure with strong lateral branching. She can get tall, but she is controllable. Topping once or twice in veg and spreading the branches with LST or a SCROG net keeps her height in check and creates a wide, even canopy for those large flowers.
She is listed for intermediate and pro growers. Give her steady nutrition, good airflow through the dense side branches and moderate humidity late in bloom. Indoors, greenhouses and outdoor gardens all suit her, and her quick finish helps outdoor crops beat autumn weather.
Regular Seeds: Males, Females and Selection
Regular seeds produce a natural mix of male and female plants, roughly 50/50. That makes them the choice for breeders, for growers who want to make their own seeds and for anyone hunting a standout mother plant. Packs come in 8 or 17 seeds, so plan to start a few more plants than you want to finish.
Watch for pre-flowers a few weeks into veg or soon after the switch to 12/12. Males show small pollen sacs, females show wispy white pistils. Remove the males from the flowering room unless you intend to collect pollen.
To select a keeper, take clones of each female before flowering, grow them out and compare vigor, structure, aroma, color and resin. The winner becomes your mother plant, and her clones will reproduce that exact expression in future runs.
Citral Flo Bx1 Regular Characteristics
| Strain type | Regular photoperiod (male/female) |
| Generation | Bx1 (first backcross) |
| Genetics | Citral Flo #10 x Temple Kush F2 |
| TAC | Up to 25-30% |
| Effect | Uplifting, leaning classic sativa |
| Aroma/Terpenes | Floral, berry, musky, with grape and incense |
| Yield | High |
| Flowering time | 56-63 days |
| Height | Medium to tall, controllable |
| Grow level | Intermediate and pro |
| Ideal environment | Indoor, greenhouse and outdoor |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping plus LST or SCROG |
FAQ
What is the lineage of Citral Flo Bx1 Regular?
Ethos Genetics crossed Citral Flo #10 with Temple Kush F2 and backcrossed the result toward the Citral Flo side to create this Bx1 generation.
How long is the flowering time?
She flowers in about 56 to 63 days after the switch to 12/12.
What does the Citral Flo strain smell like?
Expect perfumed florals and mixed berries over a musky, skunky funk, with hints of grape and incense.
Are these seeds feminized?
Regular seeds produce both male and female plants, roughly half and half. Grow a few extra, identify the males when pre-flowers appear and remove them unless you plan to make seeds.
How tall does Citral Flo Bx1 get?
She can get tall but stays controllable. Topping and LST or a SCROG net keep her canopy wide and even.
What is her effect like?
Ethos Genetics describes it as uplifting and leaning toward classic sativa, with TAC up to 25-30%.
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