Vanilla Frosting

Vanilla Frosting descends from a somewhat secret genetic lineage. What we don’t know about her ancestry, we do know about her flavour, effects, and growing traits. Find out everything you need to know about this cultivar below. Strain History of Vanilla Frosting Humboldt Seed Company created Vanilla Frosting in their native state of California. Here, a team of biologists founded the company back in 2001. Equipped with an intensive knowledge of plant genetics, breeding, and physiology, the small team started out by breeding for patients under California’s Medical Marijuana Initiative. Since then, Humboldt Seed Company has developed a large range of genetics for both recreational and medicinal user bases. They created Vanilla Frosting not by importing genetics outside of their collection, but by crossing two of their most solid and reliable lines. This strain has gained a lot of traction in the states, and her unique terpene profile and relaxing high have expanded her sphere of influence overseas. Genetic Lineage of Vanilla Frosting Breeders at the Humboldt Seed Company reached into their own archive of genetics to pick out the parent strains for Vanilla Frosting. Learn more about these predecessors below: • Humboldt Frost: As a distinct phenotype of the original Humboldt strain, Humboldt Frost clocks in with a perfectly balanced genetic profile consisting of 50% indica genetics and 50% sativa. Much like the original Humboldt, the genetic lineage of this phenotype remains a mystery. However, it’s generally believed that she possesses a good amount of Afghani genetics. Breeders developed the original strain in Cali way back in the 1970s, and it found popularity in Europe during the 1990s. With an average THC content of around 18% and plenty of sweet and herbal terpenes, many users still enjoy Humboldt and her phenotypes for their motivating and upbeat high. • Humboldt Gelato Bx3: Humboldt has made very little information about this strain publicly accessible. However,