Breaking Dab Shatter Walter White

Breaking Dab named this shatter Walter White, after a strain that Leafly files as a hybrid and credits to Mephisto Genetics. The shatter itself is a hard, translucent concentrate that snaps once it gets cold.

A sparkling cut of The White

Leafly’s history of Walter White starts with Mephisto Genetics being struck by a sparkling cut of The White and setting out to build on that plant’s heavy trichome production. Mephisto crossed The White with an autoflowering sativa, and Leafly calls the result one of the most potent strains in the breeder’s lineup. On Leafly’s genetics panel, The White appears as the parent and White Chem as a strain bred from Walter White.

Citrus with a creamy exhale

Leafly describes Walter White’s aroma and taste as citrusy, rounded off by a creamy exhale. Tobacco, citrus and earthy are the flavour tags its users chose most. In the terpene data Leafly gathers from tested products, caryophyllene is the most abundant, with limonene second and myrcene third.

Energizing, by Leafly’s gauges

Energetic, happy and uplifted lead the effects reported for Walter White on Leafly, and the calming-to-energizing gauge there leans mostly energizing. Several Leafly reviewers describe the strain as sativa-dominant, while Leafly itself keeps it in its hybrid category. The potency gauge reads above average, with about 22% THC and 1% CBG shown for the strain, and Walter White averages 4.6 across 70 ratings.

Walter White shatter and a slow start

Shatter is mostly dabbed, though shards of Breaking Dab’s Walter White can also be crumbled over flower. The difference between shatter bars and the regular kind is the subject of our guide to shatter bars. Under Health Canada‘s lower-risk advice, Walter White shatter counts as a high-THC extract, a class it asks new and occasional users to avoid. Its pointer for an inhaled first go is 10% THC at most and 1 or 2 puffs. Six hours is the shortest gap between a Walter White dab and driving that the agency’s lower-risk guidelines allow.