Triple Threat

Triple Threat is Archive Seeds working Moonglow #9 into the Flavor Pack line for growers who want more than just loud aromas. It is available as regular seeds, with photoperiod plants suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation.

The exact cross is Moonglow #9 x Flavor Pack, using five Flavor Pack males. Moonglow #9 itself comes from Moonbow 112 x Planet Purple F2, and Archive describes it as one of the best-performing selections from its Moonbow crosses for yield, cannabinoid testing and ease of growth. That parent is reported to test at 29–31% THC.

Moonglow #9 brings the practical side of the pairing: vigorous growth, heavy resin production and strong output. Archive notes that even less experienced cultivators have achieved more than 70 grams per square foot with the Moonglow #9 mother, which gives a good idea of why it was chosen as the performance anchor here. Its aroma is close to Moonbow 112, with a doughy OGKB note from the Dosidos side rather than the deeper blackberry OG funk of Moonbow 112.

The Flavor Pack side is used for terpene range. Archive’s point with this cross is not simply to make a louder plant, but to recombine two related lines that had been taken in different directions: one selected for plant performance, the other for flavour. That matters here because Triple Threat is meant to keep the flavour-focused character of the Flavor Pack and Moonbow family while bringing better plant structure and production back into the mix.

Aromatically, this is a broad line rather than a single-note selection. Plants can move from incense-like, almost Flo-style black currant terps through to Z-dominant Oishii-style potpourri funk. The breeder describes the finished hybrid as very reminiscent of Moonbow #112, but with a wider spread of terpene profiles to hunt through.

That makes Triple Threat especially interesting for regular seeds buyers who enjoy selection work. There is room here to look for resin, strength, production and the exact nose that suits your taste, rather than being pointed at one narrow expression. If the Flavor Pack and Moonbow side of Archive’s catalogue appeals, but you want something with more productive plant performance behind it, this is the angle of the cross.