Wedding Cake
Overview: Indica-leaning hybrid from Triangle Mintz #23 (Triangle Kush × Animal Mints). Famous for its dessert-like vanilla profile and very strong potency (~28–32% THC). Not recommended for beginners.
Organoleptic: On combustion it can taste harsh at first (some report a scratchy throat) before earthy/soil tones take over. Held in the mouth longer—or at low-temp vaporizer settings—the flavor blooms into vanilla with a subtle creamy mouthfeel, plus citrus and Kush/earthy accents.
Effects: Starts with an invigorating, euphoric buzz and settles into a deep, relaxing body stone with a sedative edge. (Subjective reports; not medical advice.)
Grow traits: Short, stout indica structure that’s easy to place in many spaces. In flower it shows vigorous branching and can double in height, stacking dense, resin-frosted buds. Colors range forest green → darker with purple undertones. Works well in Sea of Green (SOG) to maximize small areas; consider defoliation and airflow to avoid mold/mildew in its dense foliage. 55–60 days indoors.
Specs
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Lineage: Triangle Mintz #23 (Triangle Kush × Animal Mints)
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Type: Photoperiod, feminized (indica-dominant)
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Flowering: 55–60 days
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Cannabinoids: 28–32% THC
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Terpenes: Myrcene, Pinene, Caryophyllene
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Aroma/Flavor: Vanilla, sweet, citrus, Kush/earthy
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Yield: Indoor 400–450 g/m² • Outdoor 550–650 g/plant
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Effects: Sedative, potent, relaxing; euphoric onset
