Layer Cake

Not only does Layer Cake produce huge levels of THC, but her buds are packed with compounds that give off unusual smells and tastes of garlic, making for a pretty unusual smoke. Find out exactly how Swamp Boy Seeds created this variety below. Strain History Of Layer Cake Layer Cake derives from a breeding project carried out by Swamp Boy Seeds. This Florida-based seed bank emerged in 2005 when skilled breeders Cornbread Ricky and Krome joined forces to create legendary cannabis cultivars including The White and Triangle Kush. Committed to innovation in the field of breeding, and the relief of medical marijuana users, the two continue to churn out high-quality strains with impressive phytochemical profiles. By harnessing four potent and terpene-loaded parent strains, Swamp Boy Seeds created Layer Cake over a long, precise breeding project. The cultivar has recently risen to prominence after winning a couple of prestigious awards. She scooped up first place in the Best Overall Caregiver Flower category and the Best Hybrid category in the Connoisseur Cup in 2021. Genetic Lineage Of Layer Cake Swamp Boy Seeds had potency and flavour in mind while crafting Layer Cake. To ensure these traits emerged in the progeny, they had to carefully select which parent strains to include in the process. Check out the four cultivars that breeders used in order to achieve their desired outcome: • Wedding Cake: This strain has a long list of monikers, including Triangle Mints #23 and Pink Cookies. Breeders at Junky Genetics created this variety by crossing popular parent strains Triangle Kush and Animal Mints. This pairing gave rise to an indica-dominant hybrid possessing 60% indica genetic and 40% sativa. Wedding Cake has become particularly popular in North America and won Strain of the Year in 2019. Her hefty THC content of 25% drives a euphoric and relaxing high, while a small but noticeable CBG content contributes a clear-headed and cognitive effect. • GMO: Also known as GMO Garlic