ELI

ELI is a tall, sativa-dominant variety bred from Rosetta Stone and a Ghana landrace (Sawla). With THC typically between 15–25% and a terpene profile led by limonene and myrcene, it leans toward bright, citrusy top notes with an underlying Haze character. Plants form a strong central cola with productive side shoots, so indoor growers can expect high yields when trained and fed properly. Effect-wise ELI skews energetic and uplifting — a classic sativa ride that suits daytime use, creative tasks, or social settings where focus and motivation are welcome. The limonene contributes to the sharp citrus lift while myrcene softens the edges to keep the buzz comfortable rather than jittery. From a cultivation perspective, ELI flowers in about nine weeks indoors and reaches tall stature, so plan vertical space accordingly. It’s rated high-yielding and performs well in indoor environments; resistance to moisture and mold has been noted in its Ghana lineage, making it a good choice for growers who need a vigorous, reliable sativa with significant production potential.