Devil Driver

Devil Driver may have an intimidating name, but to the surprise of many, this hybrid cannabis strain delivers uplifting, energizing effects loved by recreational and medical smokers alike. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about the Devil Driver weed strain, including its origins, genetics, growth traits, and more. History of the Devil Driver Cannabis Strain Devil Driver is a hybrid cannabis strain created by Tiki Madman, a prolific breeder from Michigan. Growing cannabis since the tender age of thirteen, Tiki got his start as a legal cannabis cultivator as a licensed caregiver under Michigan's Medical Marijuana Program (MMMP). Today, he is recognized in the cannabis industry for producing multiple high-profile strains. Devil Driver hit the market between 2022 and 2023. While it's not clear exactly when the original Devil Driver dropped, Tiki Madman launched a collection of Devil Driver feminized seeds in 2023, which included crosses with Snowman, Lazy Lemon, and Toaster Strudel for a wider range of terpenes. That same year, Tiki Madman also released Dante's Inferno, which is now one of the brand's most popular strains, and combines Devil Driver and Oreoz genetics. Besides Devil Driver and Dante's Inferno, some of Tiki Madman's most popular strains include: • Tropicanna Banana • Pablo's Revenge • Acai Sherbert • Forbidden Zkittlez • Detroit Diesel • Bubblegum Runtz Tiki Madman is known to run and hunt through a lot of Seed Junky genetics, as well as for collaborating with other high-profile breeders, including Clearwater Genetics, High Grade Genetics, Cannabis Corey, Mosca Seeds, and more. Genetic Lineage of Devil Driver Devil Driver is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain bred from Sundae Driver and Melonade. Sundae Driver is the flagship strain of Cannarado Genetics, an old-school breeder from Colorado. The strain was commercialized and made famous by LA cannabis and lifestyle brand Jungle Boys. A cross of Fruity Pebbles OG and Grape Pie, Sundae Driver packs a