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indica-dominant strainSticky Toffee
Sticky Toffee is an indica-dominant strain with the lineage OG Kush × Bubba Kush. The listed THC range is 20–25 %.
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Listed ranges
These values are provided for orientation. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Sticky Toffee is at the beginning. Below it are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.
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StrainSticky Toffee
- ParentsOG Kush
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ParentsBubba Kush
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
- 3rd generationPurest Indica
- 3rd generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsAfghan Kush
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
Editorial profile
Sticky Toffee in detail
Origin & classification
Sticky Toffee is an indica-dominant strain from OG Kush × Bubba Kush. With 20–25 % THC, Sticky Toffee clearly falls into the more potent range.
Aroma & flavor
Sticky Toffee is therefore especially intriguing for anyone looking for precisely this combination of genetics, aroma and effects.
Terpene profile
Sticky Toffee remains particularly interesting because of its genetics and its clear underlying character.
Effects tendency
This combination is precisely what gives the strain a distinct character rather than making it feel interchangeable. Its lineage also helps to understand the profile more quickly without making it feel formulaic.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Sticky Toffee combines OG Kush with Bubba Kush. With up to 25 % THC, Sticky Toffee has a potent profile. The genetic clues suggest a rather classic, heavy and robust side to Sticky Toffee. Its potent profile complements the other characteristics of Sticky Toffee, but does not replace them. Within the strain spectrum, it is closer to the relaxed, fuller side than to a purely bright daytime profile. Sticky Toffee therefore remains an indica-dominant strain whose appeal lies primarily in the interplay of its existing characteristics.
Further classification
With Sticky Toffee in particular, it is helpful that its fundamental direction can still be readily inferred from its parent line.
Further classification
Anyone wishing to compare Sticky Toffee with similar strains should focus primarily on the parent line of OG Kush and Bubba Kush and the cannabinoid range of 20–25 % THC. This combination makes the profile more tangible than mere buzzwords or isolated THC figures.
Further classification
Overall, Sticky Toffee sits somewhere between clearly separated poles. That is precisely what makes the strain interesting when you are not looking for a one-dimensional classification, but for a profile that brings together several directions while remaining easy to understand.
Further classification
Ultimately, Sticky Toffee is most interesting when strains are compared not only by name or hype, but by comprehensible characteristics. Genetics provide the most important reference points for realistically assessing the profile and distinguishing it from similarly named or similarly marketed strains.
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Frequently asked questions about Sticky Toffee
What type of strain is Sticky Toffee?
We list Sticky Toffee as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line OG Kush × Bubba Kush.
What genetics are behind Sticky Toffee?
The parent line of Sticky Toffee is OG Kush × Bubba Kush.
What is the THC content of Sticky Toffee?
Sticky Toffee is listed with a THC range of 20–25 %. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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