Meat Breath

Meat Breath flower is named for a cross of Meatloaf and Mendo Breath. Leafly describes the strain as very indica-dominant, whereas AllBud calls it a hybrid split evenly, 50% sativa to 50% indica. For what each tag stands for, our guide to reading strain types goes into detail.

Orange hairs under a heavy frost

Leafly describes buds that mix deep purple and bright green, with orange hairs and a heavy trichome covering. AllBud describes elongated, tapering, mint-green nugs with fine, fiery orange hairs under a heavy frosty layer of bright white trichomes.

A pungent one: diesel, pepper and spice

Leafly says the strain has a reputation for being very pungent, earthy and sweet with a distinct diesel smell, and that the smell and flavour tend to linger. Its flavour tags are pepper, chestnut and woody. One Leafly reviewer describes a peppery, nutty, seasoning-like flavour with a citrus note after the exhale.

AllBud describes a pungent smell with harsh chemical diesel and spicy rotting-meat notes. The flavour is very dank and spicy, citrus and diesel, with a notable hint of meatloaf on the exhale. The flavour tags AllBud lists are chemical, citrus, diesel, herbal and spicy.

Limonene leads, with Leafly’s 25% and AllBud’s 28% THC figures

In Leafly Certified lab data, limonene (tagged citrus) is the dominant terpene, with caryophyllene and pinene behind it. Our limonene guide explains the leading one.

Leafly puts THC at 25% and CBG at 1%, with its potency gauge showing higher than average. AllBud’s info box shows 28%, and its text gives an average of 24% to 29%.

What Leafly and AllBud report for effects

Leafly’s description says the effects lift the mood and bring deep relaxation to the body. Its effect tags are tingly and relaxed.

AllBud describes a euphoric onset with mellow, lifted energy, then a light, relaxed body feel. Its tags are euphoria, happy, relaxing and uplifting.