Appearance of the plants

This plant grows with the elegance of a sativa but stays nice and manageable, especially indoors. Expect medium-height plants with strong branching and compact, resin-heavy buds that shine with purple and green tones depending on the phenotype. Whether you get the deep violet beauty or the bright green stunner, both versions look like they’ve been dipped in sugar. The tight bud structure and thick layer of trichomes make her look—and smell—like something you don’t want to keep your hands off for long.

The taste & smell

Amaretto Tarmac has one of those flavors you’ll remember for a long time. It starts off bold with earthy, bitter notes that remind you of Amaretto liqueur and hot asphalt on a summer day. But right after that first puff, a wave of sweet cherries, blueberries, and even a hint of kola rolls in. On the exhale, you get almond, citrus, and a little touch of pine—all wrapped into one smooth smoke. It’s weird, wonderful, and totally addictive in the best way.

Effects

This strain gives you a high that’s full of surprises. First comes the mental lift—your brain lights up with creative energy and focus. It’s the kind of buzz that’s perfect for art, music, or just deep thought. Then, as time ticks on, a gentle wave of body relaxation takes over. It doesn’t knock you out cold, but it definitely makes you want to kick your feet up and chill. Great for taking the edge off stress or tension without losing your spark.

Growing characteristics/yield

Amaretto Tarmac cannabis seeds are a solid pick for growers of any level. Indoors, you’re looking at around 450–500g/m² in just 9 weeks of flowering. Outdoors, you can pull in up to 800g per plant when the conditions are right. This strain stays compact, has strong resistance to mold, and responds well to LST or SCROG. Whether you’re growing in a tent or under the sun, these cannabis seeds are ready to reward you with frosty, flavorful buds that grow fast and finish strong.