Strain type: Indica
DNA: Green Cookies n’ Cream + G4
THC RANGE: 44 – 49%
CBD RANGE : 0.50 – 0.70%
TOTAL TERPENES : 1.80%
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Terpene profile:
0.78% Caryophyllene
0.42% Limonene
0.24% Humolene
0.21% Alpha-bisabol
0.18% Beta pinene
Grease Monkey is an indica-dominant hybrid that delivers a formidable combination of potent effects and an irresistibly addictive flavor, seamlessly blending characteristics from its parent strains, Gorilla Glue #4 and Cookies n’ Cream, produced by Exotic Genetics. With THC levels ranging from 44-49%, less than 1% CBD, and 2-5% CBG, this strain packs a powerful punch. Its terpene profile, dominated by myrcene, terpinolene, and caryophyllene, contributes to its enticing diesel, nutty, skunky, sweet, and vanilla flavors. Each inhalation treats the palate to a symphony of nutty vanilla and sweet skunky diesel flavors, while the aroma boasts an earthy pungency interlaced with sugary skunky diesel notes and a hint of vanilla sweetness. Visually, Grease Monkey’s buds are a sight to behold, with a fluffy, tapered structure in shades of forest green adorned with sparse orange hairs and coated in a layer of tiny, clear crystal trichomes.
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