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West Coast Whistle is a Sativa-leaning hybrid with THC levels from 22% to 26%. It crosses Creme De LA Compton with Whistlin’ Diesel, drawing on lines associated with Willie Nelson and Sour Diesel. This autoflowering cultivar reaches harvest in about 10 to 12 weeks, or 75 to 85 days from sprout. Plants typically reach 0.9 to 1.5 meters in height, with moderate to high yields under suitable growing conditions. CBD ranges from below 0.5% to about 1.2%, while CBG averages around 0.59%. Myrcene and pinene shape the reported terpene profile, alongside sour skunk, laundry, and gas notes.
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Genetics |
Creme De LA Compton x Whistlin’ Diesel |
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THC Level |
22% – 26% |
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CBD Level |
Less than 0.5% – 1.2% |
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CBG Level |
Around 0.59% |
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Category Type |
Sativa Dominant Hybrid |
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Flowering Time |
10–12 weeks |
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Indoor Height |
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Harvest Time |
10 to 12 weeks from germination |
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Indoor Yields |
450 – 550 g/sqm |
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Outdoor Yields |
57 – 170+ g per plant |
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Taste and Smell |
Fuel, Skunky, Sour |
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Terpenes |
Myrcene, Pinene |
West Coast Whistle crosses Creme De LA Compton with Whistlin’ Diesel to produce a Sativa-leaning autoflower. The lineage includes genetics associated with Willie Nelson and Sour Diesel, adding a Diesel influence to its profile. Plants usually reach 0.9 to 1.5 meters, giving this autoflower a medium to large frame. Its upward growth can benefit from enough vertical room and thoughtful canopy management.
THC levels range from 22% to 26%, while CBD levels range from less than 0.5% to 1.2% across tested phenotypes. CBG averages around 0.59%, with myrcene and pinene listed among its terpenes. West Coast Whistle reaches harvest in roughly 10 to 12 weeks from sprout, rather than following a fixed seasonal harvest date. The short cycle also gives growers a clear timeline for planning the stages from sprout through harvest.
West Coast Whistle has a sour skunk, laundry, and gas profile. Sour skunk gives the flowers a sharp, pungent character, while gas adds a strong fuel note. Laundry notes bring a cleaner edge to the aroma and flavor, creating a profile with several distinct layers.
The plants develop a Sativa-leaning shape and can reach 0.9 to 1.5 meters. That size gives the branches room to support a productive canopy, while the autoflower cycle keeps the plant on its own timetable. Myrcene and pinene add to the reported aromatic character.
Reported effects include an upbeat, energetic body buzz. With THC levels reaching 26%, West Coast Whistle offers a higher-THC profile. Its Sativa-leaning background and reported effects may suit consumers who prefer an energetic experience over a strongly sedating one.
West Coast Whistle has a moderate cultivation profile and finishes about 10 to 12 weeks after germination. Plants usually reach 0.9 to 1.5 meters indoors or outdoors. Growers can plan around the plant’s age instead of waiting for a traditional photoperiod harvest window
Indoor yields range from 450 to 550 g/sqm, while outdoor plants can produce 57 to 170+ g per plant. Actual results can differ with phenotype, root space, lighting, environment, and growing technique. These figures serve as general production ranges rather than guaranteed yields. Growers can use these ranges as a practical starting point when planning space and resources.
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