Carbon Fiber

Carbon Fiber is a hybrid cannabis strain with an impressive dark coloration reminiscent of the ultra-light yet durable polymer it's named after. Besides its stunning looks, however, Carbon Fiber also boasts strong chemical aromas, plenty of THC, and an extremely uplifting, social high. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about the Carbon Fiber cannabis strain, its origins, genetics, and much more. History of the Carbon Fiber Cannabis Strain Carbon Fiber is a hybrid strain created in Colorado, USA by a breeder known as Cannarado Genetics. A respected name in the US cannabis scene, Cannarado Genetics' experience growing and breeding weed dates back to the late 1990s. In 2009/2010, the breeder behind Cannarado Genetics became more present on online cannabis forums and eventually decided to launch an official seed bank to meet the growing demand for quality seeds as legalization spread across the US. Today, Cannarado Genetics' main forte is feminized seeds. Besides Carbon Fiber, Cannarado Genetics has created a long list of popular hybrids, including: • Sundae Driver • Grape Pie • Wedding Pie • Lava Cake • Apple Gusherz Some of Cannarado Genetics’ strains have amassed a lot of attention after being picked up by the LA grower's collective, Jungle Boys. Genetic Lineage of Carbon Fiber Carbon Fiber is a hybrid strain created from a three-way cross of Grape Pie, Biscotti, and Cookies & Cream. Below we'll take a look at these varieties, their traits, and their influence on Carbon Fiber. Grape Pie, as mentioned earlier, is one of Cannarado's most famous strains. Bred from Cherry Pie and Grape Stomper, Grape Pie is an indica-dominant hybrid that produces dense and sweet purple buds. Its rich mix of terpenes combine to produce a delicious aroma with notes of sweet grapes, berries, and cherries, along with a peppery kick. Grape Pie usually packs up to 30% cannabinoids and produces strong effects that combine deep physical relaxation with a happy cerebral euphoria. While m