Death bubba

Labelled an indica, this Death Bubba flower is offered in weights that run down from 28 g through 14 g, 7 g and 3.5 g to a single gram. Leafly lists the strain, also known as D Bubba, as a cross of Death Star and Bubba Kush.

Bred in Vancouver, by Leafly’s account

Leafly credits Matteo Suleyman of Sea to Sky Cannabis, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, as the breeder. One Leafly reviewer writes that the strain predates Sea to Sky and that the original was a clone-only cut. The same reviewer says the plant stretches more than expected when grown and is worth curing for at least a month, while a grower reviewing on AllBud says it does well both indoors and outdoors.

Dark forest green with deep purple undertones

AllBud describes mid-sized buds in dark forest green with deep purple undertones and scattered fiery orange hairs, wrapped in near-furry dark olive leaves under a heavy, frosty coat of sandy white trichomes. Growers quoted by Leafly mention attractive purple hues along with plenty of trichomes and terpenes.

Grass, skunk and musky pine

Leafly calls Death Bubba a pungent strain with a strong grass-and-skunk smell, and gives the taste as sweet, earthy and clean. AllBud’s notes are musky, earthy pine on the nose and spicy lemon and pine on the tongue, with a hint of pungent earth on the exhale. Our Death Bubba guide links that earthy, piney, musky aroma to myrcene.

Focused at first, then deep relaxation

AllBud describes a high that opens with a rush of focused energy, leaving people uplifted and motivated, then gives way to deep relaxation, with introspection and spaciness that can make someone quiet in social settings. Leafly calls the effects mostly calming, says the strain can bring couchlock and suggests saving it for times with nothing important to do. Among Leafly reviewers, the most common report is feeling relaxed.

AllBud describes Death Bubba as a 70/30 indica-leaning hybrid descended from Bubba Kush and puts its THC at 25% to 27%, which it calls very high. That range is more than double 10% THC, which is where Health Canada draws the line for a lower-risk first try of 1 or 2 puffs.