Key Lime Pie

Leafly and AllBud both describe Key Lime Pie as a phenotype of Girl Scout Cookies, and Leafly adds Key Lime Cookies and Key Lime GSC as other names. Leafly sees a hybrid with strong indica character. AllBud’s breakdown is 75% indica to 25% sativa.

Lime candy, mint and a chocolate exhale

Leafly describes lime candy, mint and spice, with earthy and chocolatey notes at the finish, and tags the flavour lime, mint and citrus. AllBud describes a minty, candy-like taste with a smoky lime aftertaste and a scent of chocolate cream. It tags the flavour candy, chocolate, citrus, lime, spicy and sweet, and the aroma chocolate, lime, mint and sweet.

Purple tones and a heavy coat of resin

Leafly says the strain is loved for its strongly indica character and heavy resin production, and that the buds often show purple tones because the plant likes colder temperatures. AllBud describes dense, furry green buds with hints of purple and a resin-heavy base. In Leafly’s grow information, flowering takes 9 to 10 weeks, and colder temperatures allow a longer flowering period. Leafly names Limelight and Chili Verde as strains descended from it.

Terpene order in the lab data: caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene

In Leafly Certified lab data, caryophyllene (tagged pepper) ranks first, with limonene next and myrcene after it.

THC between 19% and 22%

Leafly’s THC figure is 20%, with 1% CBG, and its gauge reads above average. AllBud’s info box shows 22%, and its text gives 19% to 22%.

A strong start that settles into a clear-headed high

Leafly reviewers most often tag relaxed, happy and tingly. AllBud describes a strong start that settles into a mellow, clear-headed high with creativity and focus, and users there tag euphoria, happy, relaxing and sociable. For comparison, see our roundup of seven classic and modern strains.