Deja Vu

Deja Vu is the name of several indica dominant hybrids, including an exotic cross of Blackwater and Chem 91 attributed to Sunset Genetics. UMMA Genetics also claims credit for a proprietary Deja Vu strain, but has yet to reveal its exact genetic ancestry. The more commonly available variety begins with a cross of Kashmir and Afghani, then adds Kashmir and Colombian, though it's hard to track down a specific originator. While other varieties are cultivated under the same name, the more closely related Double Deja Vu strain is a newer phenotype of just Afghani and Kashmir. Though details are scant on some Deja Vu strains, UMMA describes theirs as a versatile hybrid for daytime and nighttime use with a distinctive sour apple and banana flavor. Despite most exhibiting a marked indica dominance, even the more common variety is said to have an uplifting high with a strong creative burst and no mental fog. Fans describe a rich scent of spice and pine when smoking, while buds appear compact and dense, with balanced coloring that showcases a thick layer of trichomes and spiderwebbing of orange pistils.