Jungle Cake

Cake strains are the latest hype in cannabis genetics, boasting uniquely sweet, nutty, and creamy aromas as well as excellent potency. Jungle Cake is a standout offspring of Wedding Cake—arguably the biggest Cake strain on the market—that boasts exceptional THC and terpene concentrations as well as a happy, uplifting, and surprisingly balanced high. Strain History of Jungle Cake Jungle Cake is a descendant of the mighty Wedding Cake line created by Seed Junky Genetics. Seed Junky is a renowned Californian seed bank headed by JBeezy, a long-time breeder and grower known for his passion for pheno hunting. Since starting his career in the 2000s, JBeezy and his crew at Seed Junky have introduced the world to many highly sought-after strains, including: • Wedding Cake • Ice Cream Cake • Kush Mints • Jealousy Jungle Cake is now commercialized by Jungle Boys, a collective led by Iván Vanorwick that has brought together hundreds of growers from Los Angeles. Genetic Lineage of Jungle Cake Jungle Cake was created by crossing Wedding Cake, one of Seed Junky's most beloved creations, with White Fire #43. The result is a well-balanced hybrid with high THC levels, plenty of terpenes, and great growth traits. Jungle Cake's first parent, Wedding Cake, is a famous strain in its own right and arguably one of Seed Junky’s most iconic creations. While its genetic origins are somewhat debated, one thing is for certain—Wedding Cake is a very popular strain, known for producing a heavy-handed stone thanks to its high concentration of THC and sweet pastry terpenes. Depending on what you read, Wedding Cake is said to stem from a cross of Triangle Kush and Animal Mints, or a cross of GSC and Cherry Pie. Jungle Cake's second parent is White Fire #43, also known as WiFi 43. Propagated by TLC Collective in Los Angeles, White Fire #43 is actually a special pheno of OG Raskal's renowned White Fire OG. White Fire #43 was, you guessed it, the 43rd seed of a lot of over 500 seeds popped by OG Raskal