Divorce Cake

Divorce Cake leverages huge quantities of THC to overcome the tolerance of most experienced smokers. Discover what makes this progeny of White Widow and Wedding Cake a firm favorite for many cannabis cultivators. History of the Divorce Cake Strain Divorce Cake belongs to the vast genetic library developed by Jungle Boys, a Los Angeles-based collective of breeders dedicated to developing unique and potent cultivars. Founded in 2006 by breeders Ivan and Juice, the seed bank had humble beginnings on the West Coast. But the duo soon purchased the Toluca Lake Collective medical cannabis dispensary and went on to open stores in Orange County and San Diego. From this point, Jungle Boys would recruit a bunch of talented breeders to create over 500 strains, including Divorce Cake. By selecting two of the most well-known and most-smoked parent strains, they gave rise to an instant hit that currently occupies the shelves of countless dispensaries. Genetic Lineage of Divorce Cake Like all strains, Divorce Cake started out as nothing more than an idea. The breeders over at Jungle Boys wanted to create an indica-dominant hybrid packed with THC that combined both classic and modern attributes. To make this idea a reality, they recruited White Widow and Wedding Cake. You’ll struggle to come across a cannabis user who hasn’t heard of White Widow. This legend of the cannabis world emerged in the Netherlands in the 1990s when breeders at Green House Seeds crossed a Brazilian sativa landrace with a South Indian indica. This pairing created a hybrid with 60% sativa genetics and 40% indica. Her THC content of 15% doesn’t seem like much by modern standards, but it made White Widow a force to be reckoned with in her era. However, White Widow’s flavors and aromas also assisted in her ascent; her earthy, peppery, and piney notes not only captivate users, but they directly contribute to her energizing and creative high. Divorce Cake’s other parent, Wedding Cake, goes by several different sobr