Kona Gold

Kona Gold is the Big Island's storied sativa, a sun-kissed heirloom from the Kona Coast whose reputation spread far beyond Hawaii in the 1970s. Preserved and reintroduced in seed form by Pua Mana 1st Hawaiian Pakalolo Seed Bank, this line carries a bright, beach-morning profile of tropical fruit and citrus--think pineapple and mango over light pine--often driven by terpinolene, limonene and pinene. Its effects skew distinctly uplifting: a clear, energetic, happy headspace with a buoyant, chatty vibe that still feels composed. Typical lab results place THC roughly between 7-18%, with trace-to-low CBD approaching 1%, keeping the high vivid rather than heavy. In the garden, Kona Gold shows classic island sativa morphology: tall, well-branched plants with long internodes and spear-shaped colas. Indoors, expect roughly 69-86 days of bloom (about 10-12 weeks) and competent yields around 400 g/m2 under dialed-in light; outdoors in warm coastal climates, mature plants commonly return 450-550 g each by late October or early November. Growers value its vigor and salt-air resilience, while connoisseurs prize its clean, sunny flavor and heritage. A true Kona Coast landrace with no named parents, it thrives with training and plenty of headroom indoors. As a living slice of Hawaii's cannabis history, Kona Gold stays true to its roots: bright, tropical, and unmistakably uplifting.