God's Breath

Leafly writes the name three ways, God’s Breath, God Breath and Gods Breath, and this flower carries a hybrid label, offered in 14 g or 28 g.

Peanut Butter Breath meets Strawberry Pinecone

AllBud traces God’s Breath to Peanut Butter Breath crossed with Strawberry Pinecone and describes it as heavily indica dominant. A Leafly reviewer writing in September 2026 names the same two parents and compares the taste to peanut butter and jelly. Leafly itself classes God’s Breath as an indica and shows the short code GdB beside the name.

Grape candy, strawberries and pine

Leafly describes sweet grape candy, vanilla and floral pine coming off crystal-dusted buds that cling loosely to the stalk, while the flavours its users pick most are chemical, pine and diesel. AllBud’s tasting notes are sweet, sugary berries, fresh-picked strawberries and nutty cookies, over an aroma of woody pine, sugary strawberry and a hint of spice, and it jokes that the flavour could make someone believe in a higher power after one toke. Another Leafly reviewer is reminded of purple muscadine grapes. Pinene is the top terpene in Leafly’s lab-sourced figures, with myrcene and caryophyllene next.

Orange hairs and heavy crystal

Leafly says the buds bloom in dark green and purple hues, with electric orange hairs and crystal-tipped trichomes. AllBud pictures them as fluffy, oversized and grape-shaped, forest green with very fine orange hairs and chunky white trichomes.

Reported effects and God’s Breath THC

Leafly describes strong effects that leave the body feeling dreamy from head to toe; relaxed, euphoric and happy are what its reviewers report most, and Leafly’s calming-to-energizing gauge lands on mostly calming. In AllBud’s description the high creeps in, first a subtle lift and more happiness, then deep body relaxation that can pin people to the couch. Leafly’s strain figures read 26% THC and 1% CBG, and it calls God’s Breath a good fit for experienced consumers, while AllBud gives 20% to 28%.

On Health Canada’s lower-risk page, a first smoke means one or two puffs at most, of something at or under 10% THC, and it notes that inhaled cannabis can kick in within seconds. What indica, sativa and hybrid labels can and cannot tell a shopper is the subject of our guide to those three labels.