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Hybrid strainCoconut Horchata
Coconut Horchata combines Coconut Kush and Horchata into a balanced hybrid. It is described as having creamy coconut, spicy accents, dense frosty colas and strong resin production. The effect is characterised solely as heavy.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- creamy
Effects
- heavy
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
The values are provided for orientation. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Coconut Horchata is at the top. The documented parent lines then follow down to the 4th generation.
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StrainCoconut Horchata
- ParentsCoconut Kush
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ParentsHorchata
- GrandparentsMochi Gelato
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GrandparentsJet Fuel Gelato
- 3rd generationGelato
- 3rd generationHigh Octane
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3rd generationJet Fuel
- 4th generationAspen OG
- 4th generationHigh Country Diesel
- 3rd generationGelato 45
Editorial profile
Coconut Horchata in detail
Origin & classification
The combination of Coconut Kush and Horchata gives Coconut Horchata both its name and the core of its documented profile. The source describes it as a balanced hybrid. A more precise weighting between Indica and Sativa, a breeder or a breeding history are not specified. The lineage itself, however, is consistently recorded in the description and strain data.
Aroma & flavour
Creamy coconut and spices stand side by side aromatically. The structured aroma field condenses this description to “creamy”, while the original text explicitly adds a spicy coconut note. This means the strain does not come across as merely soft and dessert-like; the spicy side adds a drier, aromatically clearer contrast. Which specific spices are perceived, or whether additional sweet, earthy or nutty notes occur, is not documented.
Terpene profile
No analysed terpene profile is available. The creamy and spicy notes therefore cannot be reliably attributed to specific terpenes. Nor should additional aromatic compounds be automatically inferred from Coconut Kush or Horchata. For the public profile, the directly stated impressions – coconut, creaminess and spice – remain the reliable basis.
Effect tendency
The flowers are described as dense and heavily covered with resin glands. The English expression “frosty colas” refers to larger flower clusters with a visibly frosted surface. The source also mentions strong resin production. Information on colour, pistils, plant height, branching or yield is not available. The existing description therefore focuses primarily on the density and resin-rich appearance of the mature flowers.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
In terms of effects, the dataset lists only the characteristic “heavy”. This can be interpreted as an indication of a pronounced, more burdensome or physically weighted experience, but it does not provide a complete effect profile. Euphoria, creativity, focus, tiredness or relaxation are not explicitly documented and are therefore not added. Personal reactions can vary considerably in any case.
Further classification
The source states 22 to 28 percent THC. This range classifies Coconut Horchata as high in THC, but it should not be understood as an unchanging characteristic. Measured values depend, among other things, on phenotype, batch and growing conditions. No information is available for CBD. Flowering time, life cycle, growing method and yield are also unknown.
Further classification
As a strain portrait, Coconut Horchata therefore rests on a few interconnected characteristics: the clear cross of Coconut Kush and Horchata, the creamy-spicy coconut aroma, dense resin-rich flower formation and an effect described as heavy. All further details require additional strain-specific sources.
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Frequently asked questions about Coconut Horchata
What type of strain is Coconut Horchata?
We list Coconut Horchata as a hybrid strain with the parentage Coconut Kush × Horchata.
What genetics are behind Coconut Horchata?
The parentage of Coconut Horchata is Coconut Kush × Horchata.
What does Coconut Horchata smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Coconut Horchata is primarily characterised as creamy. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
What effect tendency does Coconut Horchata have?
We primarily describe Coconut Horchata as heavy. Effect impressions are subjective and are not a medical promise.
How high is the THC content of Coconut Horchata?
A THC range of 22–28 % is stated for Coconut Horchata. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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