Green Goblin

This Green Goblin flower shares its name with a strain that Leafly describes as either another name for Green Crack or a specific Green Crack phenotype.

Kin to Green Crack

AllBud says the name can refer to two similar strains, Green Goblin itself or a phenotype of that plant, and that it turns up mostly on the US West Coast, especially in California and Oregon, as Green Crack does. Two Leafly reviewers also liken it to Green Crack, and Leafly gives Blue Goblin as its offspring.

Northern Lights and Skunk #1, with a possible diesel streak

Leafly says Green Goblin is most likely a cross of Northern Lights and Skunk #1, though some versions seem to carry some diesel, and AllBud names the same pair. Leafly lists it as a sativa, while AllBud counts it a sativa dominant hybrid, 65% sativa to 35% indica; our strain type guide sets out what those labels mean.

Menthol, pine and diesel

Leafly’s flavour tags are menthol, diesel and pine, and it describes a pungent, musky, skunky aroma with hints of diesel fuel. AllBud’s flavour tags run lemon, mint, pine, sage and sweet, and it describes an earthy, sweet flavour with a pungent, loamy aroma. Myrcene leads Leafly’s terpene readings, followed by pinene and limonene. On looks, Leafly describes forest green buds with rusty orange hairs, while AllBud pictures dense, lime-green nugs with small flecks of brown.

Giggly, focused and uplifted

Leafly’s reviewers most often describe feeling giggly, focused and uplifted, and Leafly describes a happy, dreamy high that can turn creative and extra alert, with a head buzz plus relaxing body effects that linger after the mind clears. AllBud also describes a happy, dreamy high, with focus, creativity and some giggles. Leafly’s meter puts the effects on the energizing side and the potency below average for THC, at around 14% with CBG near 1%, while AllBud says THC can run upwards of 24%. Its Leafly rating is 4.3 from 146 ratings; on AllBud it holds 4.7 from 14 votes.