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indica-dominant strainGummy Bears
Gummy Bears has a contradictory documented lineage, but a consistent sweet berry and citrus profile. The flowers are described as dense, dark green and visibly covered in trichomes. Reports mention relaxation, euphoria and, in some cases, improved concentration; other datasets additionally mention sleepiness and tingling.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- apple
Effects
- tingling
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Documented ranges
These values are intended for orientation. Actual content may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Gummy Bears appears at the top. The documented parent lines through the 4th generation follow below.
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StrainGummy Bears
- ParentsTrue OG
- ParentsTrueberry
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ParentsBlackberry
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GrandparentsBlack Domina
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
- 4th generationAfghani
- 4th generationPurest Indica
- 4th generationAfghanistan
- 3rd generationHash-Plant
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
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GrandparentsRaspberry Cough
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3rd generationIce
- 4th generationAfghan
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3rd generationIce
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GrandparentsBlack Domina
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ParentsStrawberry Banana
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GrandparentsBanana Kush
- 3rd generationOG Kush
- 3rd generationGhost OG
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3rd generationSkunk Haze
- 4th generationTitans Haze
- 4th generationOrginal Haze
- GrandparentsBubble Gum
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GrandparentsBanana Kush
- ParentsBig Lemon
Editorial profile
Gummy Bears in detail
Origin & classification
With Gummy Bears, it is not a single lineage formula but rather the unusually inconsistent source material that is characteristic. One description names Trueberry and Big Lemon, while another links True OG, Strawberry Banana and Blackberry; additional combinations also appear in the source data. Elemental Seeds is named as the developer in one consistent source. Since the parent information differs, none of the variants is presented as a conclusively verified lineage.
Aroma & flavour
The sensory description is considerably more consistent. Gummy Bears is associated with pronounced sweetness and the aroma of ripe berries. Citrusy, sometimes tart accents add freshness to the profile and prevent an exclusively sugary impression. An English source adds a candy-like berry character and a sharp, earthy gas finish. The structured data also contains references to blueberry, strawberry and peach. These individual notes should be understood as possible facets, not as an identical flavour in every phenotype.
Terpene profile
Myrcene, pinene, caryophyllene, humulene, ocimene and linalool are listed as terpenes. The body text, however, names limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene as the dominant components. Because of this discrepancy, no definitive ranking of the terpenes can be established. What remains reliable is the sensory combination of sweet berries, citrus and a partly more earthy finish. No current certificate of analysis is available for a specific batch.
Effect tendency
The flowers are described as densely grown and rather dark green. Their trichome coverage is said to be clearly visible under suitable lighting; a second source likewise refers to dense, resin-rich flowers. Specific information on growth, flowering time, height or yield is unavailable. The available information therefore primarily provides a flower and aroma portrait, not a complete cultivation guide.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Reports on the effects mention relaxation without necessarily causing strong sedation and, in some cases, easier concentration. The structured data additionally lists sleepiness, euphoria, uplift and tingling. This suggests a variable spectrum in which calmer and more pleasant impressions may occur alongside one another. The sources provide no reliable timeline, so no fixed sequence of these sensations is asserted.
Further classification
At 12 to 20 percent, the stated THC range is unusually broad. It may reflect differences between phenotypes, batches or measurements. CBD is recorded at no more than one percent. Precisely because of the variable laboratory values and disputed genealogy, Gummy Bears should primarily be compared by its consistent berry-citrus aroma, dark resinous flowers and predominantly relaxing experience profile.
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Frequently asked questions about Gummy Bears
What type of strain is Gummy Bears?
We list Gummy Bears as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage True OG × Trueberry × Blackberry × Strawberry Banana × Big Lemon.
What genetics are behind Gummy Bears?
The parentage of Gummy Bears is True OG × Trueberry × Blackberry × Strawberry Banana × Big Lemon.
What does Gummy Bears smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Gummy Bears is primarily associated with blueberry, apple, berry, strawberry, sweet, peach-like and citrusy notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
Which terpenes are associated with Gummy Bears?
Gummy Bears is profiled with myrcene, pinene, caryophyllene, humulene, ocimene and linalool. They complement the described aroma profile.
What effects can be expected from Gummy Bears?
We primarily describe Gummy Bears as relaxing, sleepy, euphoric, uplifting and tingling. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
How high is the THC content of Gummy Bears?
A THC range of 12–20 % is stated for Gummy Bears. Actual values may vary depending on the batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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