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Tutankhamon is a feminised photoperiod hybrid leaning towards the sativa side, built on a selected line from the well-known AK-47 family. Roughly three-fifths of its heritage traces to sativa, with indica adding a softer body feel in the background. Its bouquet opens with bright citrus, backed by fresh, spicy and fruity tones, and its terpene makeup is led by limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene. The effect is described as clear and cerebral, with meditative qualities also noted. Indoors, plants finish in about two months, or a little under when run under LED, and typically stay in the 75 to 150 cm range. Indoor yields are quoted at 500 g per square metre, with figures up to 900 to 1,000 g per 1.5 square metres under a 720 W LED. Outdoors, harvest is expected in mid-to-late September across the northern hemisphere, with plants producing around 0.5 to 1.5 kg each. Rated easy to grow, it suits keen growers who want a productive, forgiving sativa-leaning plant.