Durga Mata II CBD x Cambodian Highland Sativa represents a modern hybrid bred to combine the therapeutic cannabinoid profile of a CBD-rich cultivar with the landrace genetics of Southeast Asian sativas. The strain draws from two distinct lineages: Durga Mata II, a contemporary CBD-dominant variety, and Cambodian Highland Sativa, a traditional landrace strain originating from the mountainous regions of Cambodia. This cross exemplifies the contemporary breeding approach of preserving heirloom sativa genetics while enhancing them with stabilized CBD expression, creating a bridge between classical and modern cannabis cultivation.

The terpene composition of this hybrid is anchored by myrcene as its primary volatile compound, which typically contributes earthy, herbal, and slightly fruity aromatic notes with undertones of musk. Supporting this foundational profile is caryophyllene, a spicy, peppery terpene that adds complexity and potential anti-inflammatory character, followed by limonene, which introduces bright citrus and lemon notes. Together, these three terpenes create a nuanced sensory experience—the herbaceous warmth of myrcene balanced against the citric uplift of limonene and grounded by caryophyllene's peppery warmth, resulting in an aroma that is simultaneously grounding and uplifting.

This strain produces relaxed, happy, and uplifted effects characteristic of balanced hybrid genetics with sativa influence. The 70-day flowering time positions it as a moderate-length cultivar suitable for both indoor and outdoor production cycles. While specific therapeutic applications remain undocumented in available records, the terpene profile and reported effects suggest potential utility for consumers seeking mood elevation alongside physical relaxation. To date, no notable offspring strains have been recorded from this hybrid, though its genetics remain available for future breeding projects.