Bananas Papayahuasca is a limited flower release from Golden State Banana, the California brand built entirely around banana genetics. The name points at a cross between the house line and Papayahuasca, but the brand has never published parents — so read the name as an indication, not a pedigree.
Where It Comes From
Golden State Banana is a seed and flower brand founded by a breeder who works under the name Nick, credited across seedbank listings with helping push banana genetics through California during the medical era.
The house cultivar carrying the brand name is what the rest of the catalog is built around. Bananas Papayahuasca is one of the limited releases built off that foundation, and it is a real, verifiable product rather than a menu rumour — California dispensaries have carried it as a 3.5g Golden State Banana flower SKU.
The Cross Is Not Published
Papayahuasca is its own named cultivar from another breeder — not a Papaya variant, which is the assumption the name invites. Even that plant's own parentage is disputed between listings.
So a cross wearing both names most plausibly stacks a Golden State Banana plant onto Papayahuasca rather than onto Papaya alone. No breeder publication, seed listing or brand page sets the parents down in writing, and until one does, that stays a reasonable read rather than a fact.
The High Rise Take
The interesting part here is not the pedigree — it is watching a single-lane specialist extend its range by crossing into another breeder's tropical work instead of repeating itself. That is a brand with a point of view. Buy it as a Golden State Banana drop and judge it on the drop.