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Indica
Indica
Indica
This flower is named for the Pinkman Goo strain, which Leafly credits to a breeder called Twompson Praeter and describes as an unusual flower with a notable mutation. AllBud supplies a lineage for the strain, covered below.
A breeder credit and a found-seed story
Leafly tells the origin as a found-seed story: the breeder’s sister came across the seeds in a tin hidden behind a stove. Leafly says the name comes from the resinous drops that form on its strikingly pink flowers. It adds that the mutation has been said to raise THC by up to 4% compared with buds without it.
AllBud’s parents: Granddaddy Purps, Grape Ape and Northern Lights #5
AllBud lists three parents for the strain: Granddaddy Purps, Grape Ape and Northern Lights #5. AllBud places it at 80% indica and 20% sativa as a rare indica dominant hybrid, where Leafly’s label is indica. The reasoning behind those labels is unpacked in what the labels really mean.
Rose-tinted resin and rust-coloured hairs
In AllBud’s description the nugs are very sticky and grape-shaped, forest green with brownish-orange hairs and dark olive leaves, all dusted with tiny, frosty white trichomes. Its one written review calls the buds a bit fluffy but dense with sticky resin.
One Leafly reviewer describes rust-coloured pistils over forest green leaves, rose-tinted trichomes and violet-pink crystals inside the bud, with a pine and orange smell.
Berry, grape and diesel in the notes
On AllBud the flavour reads as sweet, fruity berry with a touch of spicy grape and herbs on the exhale, and the aroma is herbal and spicy, with berry-coffee overtones and an earthy edge. AllBud’s one reviewer adds a gassy, fruity, tart smell and a candy-like fruity taste.
Leafly’s flavour tags are sweet, diesel and strawberry. Other Leafly reviewers describe a tropical taste with grapefruit and diesel tones, and a sweetness like gelato or sherbet.
What the ratings and tags show
AllBud describes a light, lifted start with some cerebral energy and euphoria, then a focused state and physical relaxation. Its THC figure for the strain is 18% to 19%, with CBD at 1%. Leafly reviewers most often tag euphoric, uplifted and focused, and some add relaxed, creative, happy, giggly, hungry and tingly. Ratings are 4.7 from 25 on Leafly and 4.6 from 15 votes on AllBud.
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Pinkman Goo — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Who gets the breeder credit for this strain?
Leafly credits Twompson Praeter and calls it an unusual flower with a notable mutation.
Q.Which parent strains are named for it?
AllBud names Granddaddy Purps, Grape Ape and Northern Lights #5.
Q.Where does the strain’s name come from?
Leafly says it comes from the resinous drops that form on its strikingly pink flowers.
Q.What colours are in the buds?
AllBud describes forest green nugs with brownish-orange hairs and dark olive leaves. One Leafly reviewer describes rust-coloured pistils, rose-tinted trichomes and violet-pink crystals inside the bud.
Q.How do reviewers describe the taste?
The AllBud reviewer calls it a candy-like fruity taste. Leafly reviewers mention a tropical taste with grapefruit and diesel tones.